Currently KeMU has campuses in Meru (Main Campus), Nairobi, and Mombasa. In our admissions, we do not discriminate in terms of religion, race, gender, ethnicity or financial background. This has led to great access to higher education by the youth and the hitherto unreached. Up to July 2014, KeMU has graduated 20,641 students who are making a difference in different sectors of the Kenyan economy and abroad. The above notwithstanding, every year we have brilliant students dropping out of the University due to lack of school fees. Majority of the students dropping out are from marginalized and hardship areas in this Country.

It is in this regard that the Kenya Methodist University Alumni Association (KeMUAA) has mobilized its members to initiate the KeMUAA Endowment Fund, which is geared towards mobilizing funds to support brilliant but needy students from marginalized areas, minority groups, the disabled, and those without any recourse to other sources of funds, through scholarships. The KeMUAA Endowment Fund was launched on 27th March 2015 at the Kenyatta International Convention Center (KICC). The fund comprises of financial contributions (gifts) from steadfast alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff, and friends. The first phase of the fund runs from 2019 to 2023 and targets KShs 100,000,000.