In a communication to the incoming students, UR expressed enthusiasm for their achievements.
"Congratulations on your admission to the University of Rwanda. Your hard work and dedication have paid off, and we are thrilled to welcome you to the University of Rwanda Community," the statement read in part.
The preparatory program aims to support a smooth transition from high school to university. It will help students become familiar with campus facilities, academic expectations, and provide essential skills for a positive learning experience. Additionally, the program offers opportunities for students to meet academic staff and peers.
"This program will allow you to familiarize yourself with your campus, its resources, and academic expectations. It will also equip you with skills that foster a positive learning experience during university studies," the university stated.
Attendance is compulsory, with the university emphasizing the importance of full participation.
"This is a compulsory program, and we highly encourage you to participate in all scheduled sessions. This will equip you with the tools and knowledge necessary to succeed in your studies," the letter explained.
Students are expected to arrive at their campuses on August 10th or 11th, 2024. The university has arranged transportation from the nearest bus station and will provide accommodation, meals, and necessary stationery. Students are advised to bring personal sanitary facilities and sportswear.
For those facing significant obstacles to attending, the university has requested notification via email to the respective campus focal persons.
The University of Rwanda's preparatory program aims to ensure that new students start their academic journey with the necessary support and resources.
Sam K Nkurunziza
