SCHOLARSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY STUDYING AND APPLICATIONS

  University scholarships - Funding opportunities for university students   University scholarships - Funding opportunities for university students - Types of university scholarships:     - Merit-based scholarships: Awarded to students with excellent academic performance     - Need-based scholarships: Awarded to students with financial difficulties     - Partial scholarships: Covering part of the academic expenses     - Full scholarships: Covering all academic expenses - University scholarship eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for university scholarships:     - Online application: Through the university website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - University scholarshi...

  University scholarships - Funding opportunities for university students   University scholarships - Funding opportunities for university students - Types of university scholarships:     - Merit-based scholarships: Awarded to students with excellent academic performance     - Need-based scholarships: Awarded to students with financial difficulties     - Partial scholarships: Covering part of the academic expenses     - Full scholarships: Covering all academic expenses - University scholarship eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for university scholarships:     - Online application: Through the university website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - University scholarshi...

NSFAS application - How to apply for NSFAS funding NSFAS application - How to apply for NSFAS funding - NSFAS application process:     - Online application: Through the NSFAS website ((link unavailable))     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions at NSFAS offices or designated application centers - NSFAS application requirements:     - ID: Student identification document (copy of ID book or card)     - Academic records: Transcripts or certificates showing academic performance (latest results)     - Income proof: Documents showing family income or financial situation (pay slips, affidavits, etc.)     - Parent/Guardian ID and income proof (if applicable) - NSFAS application tips:     - Apply early: Submit applications before deadlines (usually December to February)     - Follow instructions: Carefully follow application instructions and ensure all required fields are c...

NSFAS application - How to apply for NSFAS funding NSFAS application - How to apply for NSFAS funding - NSFAS application process:     - Online application: Through the NSFAS website ((link unavailable))     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions at NSFAS offices or designated application centers - NSFAS application requirements:     - ID: Student identification document (copy of ID book or card)     - Academic records: Transcripts or certificates showing academic performance (latest results)     - Income proof: Documents showing family income or financial situation (pay slips, affidavits, etc.)     - Parent/Guardian ID and income proof (if applicable) - NSFAS application tips:     - Apply early: Submit applications before deadlines (usually December to February)     - Follow instructions: Carefully follow application instructions and ensure all required fields are c...

 Student financial aid - Definition of student financial aid : Monetary support granted to students to help cover academic expenses - Types of student financial aid:     - Grants: Free money for students, often based on financial need     - Loans: Borrowed money for students, with interest and repayment terms     - Bursaries: Merit-based or need-based funding for students     - Scholarships: Merit-based funding for students - Student financial aid eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for student financial aid:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Student financial aid application requirements:   ...

 Student financial aid - Definition of student financial aid : Monetary support granted to students to help cover academic expenses - Types of student financial aid:     - Grants: Free money for students, often based on financial need     - Loans: Borrowed money for students, with interest and repayment terms     - Bursaries: Merit-based or need-based funding for students     - Scholarships: Merit-based funding for students - Student financial aid eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for student financial aid:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Student financial aid application requirements:   ...

  Study loan - A type of financial aid for students   Study loan - A type of financial aid for students - Definition of study loan: A loan granted to students to cover academic expenses - Types of study loans:     - Government study loans: Funding from government programs     - Private study loans: Funding from banks or lenders     - Institutional study loans: Funding from the university or college - Study loan eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for a study loan:     - Online application: Through the university or lender's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Study loan application requirements:     - ID: Student identification document     - Academic...

  Study loan - A type of financial aid for students   Study loan - A type of financial aid for students - Definition of study loan: A loan granted to students to cover academic expenses - Types of study loans:     - Government study loans: Funding from government programs     - Private study loans: Funding from banks or lenders     - Institutional study loans: Funding from the university or college - Study loan eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for a study loan:     - Online application: Through the university or lender's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Study loan application requirements:     - ID: Student identification document     - Academic...

 Financial assistance   Financial assistance  - Definition of financial assistance: Monetary support granted to students to help cover academic expenses - Types of financial assistance:     - Grants: Free money for students, often based on financial need     - Loans: Borrowed money for students, with interest and repayment terms     - Bursaries: Merit-based or need-based funding for students     - Scholarships: Merit-based funding for students - Financial assistance eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for financial assistance:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Financial assistance ap...

 Scholarship - A type of financial aid for students - Definition of scholarship : A monetary award granted to students to support their education - Types of scholarships:     - Merit-based scholarships: Awarded to students with excellent academic performance     - Need-based scholarships: Awarded to students with financial difficulties     - Partial scholarships: Covering part of the academic expenses     - Full scholarships: Covering all academic expenses - Scholarship eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for a scholarship:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Scholarship application requirements: ...

 Scholarship - A type of financial aid for students - Definition of scholarship : A monetary award granted to students to support their education - Types of scholarships:     - Merit-based scholarships: Awarded to students with excellent academic performance     - Need-based scholarships: Awarded to students with financial difficulties     - Partial scholarships: Covering part of the academic expenses     - Full scholarships: Covering all academic expenses - Scholarship eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for a scholarship:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Scholarship application requirements: ...

Bursary - A type of financial aid for students  Bursary - A type of financial aid for students - Definition of bursary:  A monetary award granted to students to support their education - Types of bursaries:     - Merit-based bursaries: Awarded to students with excellent academic performance     - Need-based bursaries: Awarded to students with financial difficulties     - Partial bursaries: Covering part of the academic expenses     - Full bursaries: Covering all academic expenses - Bursary eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for a bursary:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Bursary application r...

Bursary - A type of financial aid for students  Bursary - A type of financial aid for students - Definition of bursary:  A monetary award granted to students to support their education - Types of bursaries:     - Merit-based bursaries: Awarded to students with excellent academic performance     - Need-based bursaries: Awarded to students with financial difficulties     - Partial bursaries: Covering part of the academic expenses     - Full bursaries: Covering all academic expenses - Bursary eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for a bursary:     - Online application: Through the university or organization's website     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Bursary application r...

 Student financial aid - Assistance for students to cover academic expenses Student financial aid - Assistance for students to cover academic expenses - Types of financial aid:     - Grants: Free money for students, often based on financial need     - Bursaries: Merit-based or need-based funding for students     - Scholarships: Merit-based funding for students     - Loans: Borrowed money for students, with interest and repayment terms - Financial aid eligibility:     - Academic merit: Good academic performance     - Financial need: Low family income or financial difficulties     - Social background: Disadvantaged or underrepresented groups - How to apply for financial aid:     - Online application: Through the NSFAS website or other online platforms     - Offline application: Through paper-based applications or in-person submissions - Financial aid application requirements:     - ID:...

  Unisa registration status Here's how to track your  Unisa registration  status: Go to UNISA Registration Status Enter your personal Information for verification purposes.  Enter your student number in the space provided. Enter your surname  Enter your full first names  Select your date of birth  Click on “Continue” You should then be able to check the status of your Unisa registration  Unisa has also advised that if students experience challenges in tracking their registration status, they should ensure that they read the error message carefully. They should then correct their personal details before clicking on “continue” to recheck their registration status.  The university adds that doing this will enable their system to process their registration promptly for the current academic year. Why Choose Unisa? The University of South Africa (Unisa) is the nation's leading distance learning institution offering flexible education...

 Here's how to cancel an NSFAS application  Here's how to cancel an NSFAS application  - Log into your "MyNsfas account" on the NSFAS website - Scroll down on the NSFAS dashboard and select "View Applications" under Application Tracker - Select "Track Application" - Select "Cancel Application" - Write a reason for canceling the application and choose a reason from the given list - Upload a certified copy of your ID for security reasons in PDF or JPEG, maximum 20mbs - Click the "yes cancel" tab to cancel your application Alternatively, if you don't have internet access, you can write a formal letter to NSFAS stating your reasons for canceling the application. The letter can be handwritten or typed and must be sent to the NSFAS office with a certified copy of your ID as a reference. Reasons to Cancel an NSFAS Application There are various reasons why someone might need to cancel their NSFAS application. Let’s explore two commo...

How Do I Check NSFAS Status Using ID Number? How Do I Check NSFAS Status Using ID Number? To check your NSFAS status using your ID number, follow these steps: 1. Visit the NSFAS website at (link unavailable). 2. Click on the "MyNSFAS" tab at the top right corner of the page. 3. Enter your ID number and password to log in. 4. Once logged in, click on the "Track My Application" tab. 5. Your NSFAS status will be displayed on the screen. Alternatively, you can also check your NSFAS status using your ID number through the NSFAS contact center: 1. Call the NSFAS contact center at 0860 067 327. 2. Provide your ID number to the consultant. 3. They will assist you in tracking your application and provide you with your NSFAS status. It is important to note that you need to have your ID number and other personal details ready to verify your identity when checking your NSFAS status. NSFAS Status Meaning: - Submitted: Your application has been successfully submitted and is being...

 NSFAS funding 2025 NSFAS funding 2025 Applications for NSFAS 2024 Funding are open.        Closing date: 31 January 2025 Note: You must create a myNSFAS profile to apply. You must have your cellphone and email address available when you apply.  An OTP pin will be sent to you to activate your Profile, and this will allow NSFAS to communicate with you. How to apply? Create a  myNSFAS  account via this link:  https://my.nsfas.org.za/  or download NSFAS App on Google Play or App Store.  Your ID number  will be your username. Click on the ‘ Apply ’ tab to update your  personal information  and  upload  your application  supporting documents, indicated. Submit  your application. Who qualifies for funding? South African citizens or permanent residents SASSA grant recipients Applicants whose combined gross household income is not more than R350 000 per year.        ...