Scenario A: Esther becomes an Investment Banker
| Esther graduated High School in November 2009 with an A. She wants to pursue a career in Finance. She qualifies for the higher education HELB loan to attain a Bachelor's Degree from Kenyatta University |
Total Budget: 660,070 Ksh (US$ 10,000)
Direct Expenses: 560,608 Ksh (US$ 8,494)
KCDF: 99,462 Ksh (US$ 1,506)
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Gap Period
171,800 Ksh (US$2,603)
18 months: Mar 2010 thru Aug 2011 |
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Room & Board |
108,000 Ksh (US$1,635) |
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Personal Allowance |
21,600 Ksh (US$365) |
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Clothing Allowance |
7,200 Ksh (US$109) |
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Dedicated GGBC Mentor |
No cost |
| Talent & Skills Development |
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Gap Period Courses |
35,000 Ksh (US$530) |
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Tertiary Education
388,808 Ksh (US$5,890)
45 months: Sept 2011 thru May 2015 |
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Room (during school) |
22,400 Ksh (US$340) |
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Food (during school) |
72,000 Ksh (US$1,090) |
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Personal Allowance |
54,000 Ksh (US$820) |
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Clothing Allowance |
15,000 Ksh (US$225) |
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Room & Board (breaks) |
28,000 Ksh (US$424) |
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Dedicated GGBC Mentor |
No cost |
| Talent & Skills Development |
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Tuition |
64,000 Ksh (US$970) |
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Additional Fees |
133,408 Ksh (US$2,220) |
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