Transport along Eldoret-Webuye highway was on Tuesday paralysed after Moi University (West Campus) students went on the streets over missing marks.
Led by their leader John Kennedy, the rowdy students blocked the busy highway, forcing police officers to use teargas to disperse them.
They said despite them doing all exams their marks were missing.
"This institution is destined to kill our future. We've paid school fees for 4 years done exams but we have never seen any results for the last 4 years," they said.
"When we try to demand for anything or try to access school we are being threatened with police officers being deployed at the university," they said.
The enraged students appealed to the Cabinet Secretary for Education Fred Matiang'i to intervene for them to get their marks after completing their studies.
"If our efforts will be fruitless, we will disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremony, " the students warned.
Efforts to reach the University's management were futile.