NKST College of Nursing, Mkar responds to unfounded allegations about admission process

NKST College of Nursing, Mkar responds to unfounded allegations about admission process

This is to inform the students, parents and the general public of the management of the NKST College of Nursing Sciences, Mkar response to unfounded allegations about the institution's admission process. The news reads;

As the Dean of Student Affairs at NKST College of Nursing Sciences, Mkar, I must address the claims made by this individual who seeks to tarnish the reputation of our institution. Our college stands on a foundation of integrity, fairness, and a commitment to excellence in education.

Admission Process and Integrity

Our admission process is conducted with the utmost transparency. Each year, prospective students are required to meet certain academic standards, sit for entrance exams, and undergo interviews where necessary. These criteria are applied to every applicant, ensuring that only the most qualified candidates are admitted. The claim that we use the admission process to generate millions is baseless. All fees collected during admission are clearly outlined and strictly regulated by both the institution and regulatory bodies, and every financial transaction is accounted for.

We take pride in the fact that students are admitted based on merit, and no form of favoritism or preferential treatment is allowed. Moreover, our adherence to ethical principles aligns with our Christian values, which are at the core of our institution's mission.

Degree vs. HND in Nigeria

Regarding the comparison between university degrees and Higher National Diplomas (HND), it is important to clarify that both educational pathways hold significant value in Nigeria's education system. While a university degree typically focuses on theoretical knowledge, HND programs, like ours, emphasize practical and hands-on skills.

In the healthcare sector, especially nursing, this practical orientation is crucial. HND programs are accredited by professional bodies such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN), ensuring that graduates are equipped with the competencies required for the field. Our graduates are fully qualified and registered nurses, capable of working in any healthcare setting in Nigeria and abroad.

Public Trust in Our Institution

We acknowledge that any institution must maintain the trust of the public it serves. At NKST College of Nursing Sciences, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment for all students, regardless of background. We encourage every potential candidate to apply and trust that their application will be reviewed fairly. Our institution remains dedicated to nurturing future healthcare professionals who uphold integrity and compassion in their practice.

I hope this clarifies any misconceptions and reassures the public of our commitment to fair and transparent admission processes, as well as the quality of education provided at our institution.

Thank you!


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