- What degrees, diplomas or certificates are offered, and which are most job-ready? (e.g., work-integrated learning, internships)
- Do you have part-time, online or distance options, and how do they work?
- How easy is it to switch majors/minors or transfer credits? 85a6

- What grades or matric results do I need, and are tests like the NBT required?
- When are application deadlines, and what does “provisional acceptance” mean?
- What documents, fees and English-proficiency proofs are needed?
- Are there special routes for international or transfer students?

- What’s the tuition per year/credit and what’s included (materials, labs)?
- Total cost of study: housing, meals, books, equipment (e.g., medical students budget double tuition for extras)
- Are there payment plans, scholarships, NSFAS/bursaries, and what if I don’t qualify?
- How much do fees rise each year?

- Is accommodation provided, or do colleges help find housing?
- Safety, transport, and nearby services—especially for campuses in big cities like Arusha, Mwanza, Dar-es-salaam or Johan.
- What clubs, sports, and support (counseling, academic advising, career services) exist?
- Vibe: weekend life, diversity, and whether online learners get the same support. 85a6

Those are the questions most prospective students across Africa end up asking first. If you have a particular country or school in mind, I can narrow it down.