Kabarak University in an effort to inspire and encourage young minds to pursue higher education and broaden their horizons, extended a warm welcome to students from Maasai Girls School and Katheka Kai Secondary School from Machakos. This pre-university exposure visit was a remarkable opportunity for these students to gain insights into academic qualifications, receive valuable counseling, and participate in a meaningful tree-planting session at the prestigious institution.

Kabarak University in a heartwarming display of commitment to education and community engagement, opened its doors to students from Matunda S.A Secondary School and Lemek Namunyak Girls Secondary School. This event, which took place in the vibrant atmosphere of the School of Music and Media Amphitheatre, was a momentous occasion that left a lasting impact on both the visiting students and the university community.

In a remarkable series of events, Kabarak University played host to a triumphant visitation program for high school students from three different institutions - Bunyore Girls High School, Kipsigis Girls High School, and Bishop Alexander Muge Girls Kitale. With the aim of providing these young minds with a glimpse into university life, the three-day consecutive visits not only succeeded in portraying the vibrant academic environment at Kabarak but also ignited the flames of aspiration within these aspiring students.

In a heartwarming and uplifting gesture, Kabarak University welcomed a group of eager Form Four students from Njoro Central Secondary School. The students' visit to the university served as both motivation and a remarkable opportunity for career exposure before they embark on their Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams in November. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, expressed his gratitude to the students during the weekly Kabarak University Wednesday chapel and extended a warm invitation for them to consider Kabarak as their choice for pursuing higher education.