NSFAS

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has confirmed that funding decisions have now been finalised for all valid applications received for the 2026 academic year.

Thousands of students applied for NSFAS bursaries but have been rejected from receiving funding. These students can submit NSFAS appeals. 

Those who want to study at university or TVET college in 2026 can now apply for NSFAS funding for fees, accommodation and allowances if they meet the qualifying requirements. 

NSFAS loans are set to assist thousands of missing-middle students pay for their studies. The government funding scheme confirmed that these loans could be converted into a bursary.

Thousands of students will embark on higher education studies at TVET Colleges for semester 2. These students can now apply for funding from NSFAS. 

Each year, over one million South African students benefit from NSFAS funding, which covers tuition, registration, and essential study-related costs. NSFAS has confirmed that allowance payments for university students are now being paid. 

Taking out a loan requires the borrow to pay interest. Here's how interest will work if you receive a NSFAS loan.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has clarified how the N+ rule will be implemented in 2025. This rule sets the maximum duration of NSFAS funding.

Submitting a NSFAS appeal can be stressful as you wait to find out if you will receive funding. Many of the students who submitted NSFAS appeals have received an appeal status that reads Finalized. 

Thousands of students who applied for NSFAS funding are rejected every year. These students can submit appeals and are encouraged to stay updated on the NSFAS appeal status.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has announced its academic pass requirements for 2025. Students must meet these criteria to continue receiving financial aid.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), established to support students from low-income households in accessing higher education, has reiterated its funding policy regarding second certificate qualifications. 

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in South Africa aims to make higher education accessible to students from disadvantaged backgrounds through NSFAS bursaries and loans. Will they cover second undergraduate qualification?

NSFAS loans assist missing middle students obtain a tertiary education qualification. The government bursary scheme indicated what impact changing qualifications will have on student funding.

The NSFAS loan aims to assist students who fall outside the bursary eligibility criteria but still require financial support for their studies. Understanding the qualification requirements and available alternatives is crucial for students seeking funding options.

NSFAS provides financial support to missing-middle students, helping them cover their educational costs. However, in certain situations, NSFAS may require students to repay their loans earlier than expected.

Many students who received NSFAS funding in their first year believe they're automatically eligible for continued support in their second year. However, this isn't always the case. Several crucial factors determine your continued eligibility for NSFAS funding.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has confirmed funding for students with disabilities, including coverage for assistive devices in 2024.

Worried about funding your studies in South Africa? The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has confirmed they will support students who have received partial bursaries from external sources.

Thousands of students submit NSFAS loan applications in the hope of receiving financial assistance to further their studies. NSFAS has revealed which allowances students will receive.