Financial Aid

MIUC Bursary

Every year at MIUC, we organize a couple of events and functions to help us raise funds to help our needy students get through school. The MIUC Bursary was constituted in 2010 in support of needy students. Over 500 students have benefited from the Bursary Scheme during this period, with approximately nine million (9) Kenya Shillings disbursed towards this noble cause.

If you would like to be a part of this great initiative, you can make your contributions through our M-Changa accounts.

1. Safaricom: M-Pesa Paybill, Business Number: 488513 Account Number: STUDENT NAME
2. ABSA Bank A/c No: 0651092019 (Karen Branch)
3. Co-operative Bank of Kenya A/c No: 01129054825300 (Karen Branch)
4. NCBA Bank A/c No: 1000018119 (Karen Branch)

We receive your contribution with gratitude. Thank you and God Bless you.

The MIUC Bursary is a fund to assist the neediest students registered at Marist International University College in part fee payment. The MIUC Bursary was constituted in 2010 in support of needy students. During this period, over 800 students have benefited from the Bursary Scheme.

Sources of Funding

The fund shall be sustained by but not limited to the following;

1. Donations from donor agencies, including Corporate and Government bodies
2. Proceeds from the annual MIUC Bursary Fundraising
3. Donations from individual well-wishers

Disbursement Guideline – Selection of Beneficiaries

The students selected as beneficiaries must fulfil the following

1. Be a registered student of MIUC
2. Be involved in co-curricular activities
3. Active participation in college activities
4. Show proof of exemplary character
5. Show proof of neediness
6. Recommendation letter from the Head of Department

Determination of Threshold

The MIUC Bursary Fund Policy will guide the threshold

The level of neediness will determine the amount to be awarded, ascertained through screening by MIUC Bursary Disbursement Committee.

The cases will be classified as

1. Most Needy
2. Very needy
3. Needy

Those classified as most needy will receive the highest amount compared with the very needy and needy following in their respective order.