Check Your Eligibility
Your Future in Healthcare and Technology Starts With the Right Fit
Find the detailed entry criteria for your chosen field and qualification level below.
Find Your Path to Goshen
Take the first step toward a rewarding career. Let’s discover which Goshen program aligns with your qualifications, passions, and professional goals.
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Not Sure Where You Fit?
At Goshen, we recognize that exceptional candidates come from diverse educational backgrounds and life experiences. Our eligibility assessment goes beyond just grades to consider your passion, potential, and commitment to making a difference in healthcare and technology fields. Whether you’re a recent KCSE graduate, transferring from another institution, or returning to education after some time, we have a pathway for you.
Beyond Academic Scores
While grades are important, we also value your character, motivation, and potential. Through our holistic review process, we consider your extracurricular activities, work experience, personal statement, and references. Tell us your story—we’re listening.
Program-Specific Entry Requirements
- Diploma Programs (e.g., KRCHN, Clinical Medicine):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of C- (Minus)
- Subjects: C- in Biology/ Biological Sciences, Chemistry, and English/Kiswahili
- Additional: Must pass a mandatory interview and submit a health clearance certificate.
- Certificate Programs (e.g., Community Health, Nursing Assistant):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of D+ (Plus)
- Subjects: D+ in any science subject and English/Kiswahili is an added advantage.
- Additional: Interest in community health work.
- Diploma Programs (e.g., Medical Lab Sciences, Pharmaceutical Tech):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of C- (Minus)
- Subjects: C- in Biology/ Biological Sciences, Chemistry, and either Mathematics/Physics/Physical Sciences.
- Additional: Strong analytical skills are essential.
- Certificate Programs (e.g., Medical Lab Assistant, Pharmacy Technologist):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of D (Plain)
- Subjects: D in any science subject and Mathematics.
- Diploma Programs (e.g., Business Management, ICT, Supply Chain):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of C- (Minus)
- Subjects: A pass in Mathematics and English is highly recommended.
- Additional: Demonstrated interest in technology or business.
- Certificate Programs (e.g., Business Skills, Computer Applications):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of D (Plain)
- Subjects: No specific subject requirements, but interest in the field is key.
- Diploma Programs (e.g., Catering, Food & Beverage):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of C- (Minus)
- Subjects: Good communication skills are required.
- Certificate Programs (e.g., Food Production, Housekeeping):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of D (Plain)
- Additional: Passion for the hospitality industry.
- Diploma Programs (e.g., Social Work, Community Development):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of C- (Minus)
- Subjects: Good grades in languages and humanities are an advantage.
- Additional: Demonstrated interest in community service.
- Certificate Programs (e.g., Child Development, Community Health):
- KCSE: Minimum Mean Grade of D (Plain)
- Additional: Empathy and strong interpersonal skills.
- Diploma Programs:
- Transfer: Relevant credits from an accredited institution with a minimum GPA.
- Mature Age: KCSE D+ (Plus) or below, be 25+ years old, and have 2+ years of relevant work experience.
- Certificate Programs:
- Transfer: Any prior relevant training is considered.
- Mature Age: Be 20+ years old with relevant work experience. KCSE certificate is not mandatory.
Welcome
Still Unsure About Your Eligibility?
Don’t let uncertainty hold you back from pursuing your dreams. Many qualified students initially doubt whether they meet our requirements. Our admissions team is specifically trained to help you navigate these questions and identify the best pathway for your unique situation. Even if your grades don’t perfectly match our standard requirements, alternative entry options, bridging programs, or different intake periods might be available. The only wrong decision is not exploring your options.
