University of the Free State NSFAS Approved List Applications Reopen 9 January 2019 NSFAS will reopen 2019 applications as from 9 January 2019. Learners and students are encouraged to make use of this application period if you have not applied during the 1 August 2018 to 30 November 2018 application period. This reopened application period will […]
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University of Fort Hare NSFAS Approved List Applications Reopen 9 January 2019 NSFAS will reopen 2019 applications as from 9 January 2019. Learners and students are encouraged to make use of this application period if you have not applied during the 1 August 2018 to 30 November 2018 application period. This reopened application period will close
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University of Johannesburg UJ NSFAS National Student Financial Aid Scheme NSFAS Approved Students Continuing students approved as at 16 Jan 2019 All 2019 NSFAS UJ returning post graduate students and new 2019 NSFAS UJ post graduate students must apply manually at any UJ campus Financial Aid office this includes students that appear on the approval list (09 January 2018) application forms can be downloaded
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NSFAS Approved List 2019 Continuing students approved as at 16 Jan 2019 All 2019 NSFAS UJ returning post graduate students and new 2019 NSFAS UJ post graduate students must apply manually at any UJ campus Financial Aid office this includes students that appear on the approval list (09 January 2018) application forms can be downloaded from www.nsfas.org.za.Please note that the applications are now open and
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NSFAS Approved Students List 2019 Continuing students approved as at 16 Jan 2019 All 2019 NSFAS UJ returning post graduate students and new 2019 NSFAS UJ post graduate students must apply manually at any UJ campus Financial Aid office this includes students that appear on the approval list (09 January 2018) application forms can be downloaded from www.nsfas.org.za.Please note that the applications are now open
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University of Cape Town NSFAS Approved List To all 2019 first year students All students who will register at public universities/ TVET Colleges for the first time in 2019 and need financial support can apply directly to NSFAS for financial assistance as from 9 January 2019. Applications will remain open between 9 January 2019 to 20
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Cellphone banking solution for NSFAS beneficiaries NSFAS is rolling out the sBux voucher programme, a cell phone banking solution introduced to allow individual students to access allowances on their mobile phones, using a security pin and password to access his/her personal account. Students who qualify for NSFAS loans or bursaries will receive allowances in the
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R15.2 billion for 2017 NSFAS funding Higher Education and Training Minister, Blade Nzimande has announced that an amount of R15.2 billion will be provided to NSFAS for student bursaries and loans in 2017. From that allocation, NSFAS will utilize R718 million for full bursaries for scarce and critical skills from the National Skills Fund. R76.6
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STATEMENT ON THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SECOND APPLICATION PERIOD FOR FINANCIAL AID IN 2017 Good morning ladies and gentlemen of the media, and thank you very much for coming to this briefing. Today marks 15 days since the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) closed the centralised application period for all application for the 2017
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R1.3 Billion Upfront Payments to Universities For Registration The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has paid R1, 3 billion to 26 public universities, a figure set aside to advance payment of registration fees for students from disadvantaged backgrounds so that they can be admitted for their studies. This payment equates to at least 15%
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