How To Submit Your Student Loan Online Application


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Are you hoping to apply for a student loan, but not sure where to start? Here is how you can submit a student loan online application.

There are a number of different banks and organizations which offer educational loans to students. These loans cover the expenses of registration fees and tuition costs. 

These organizations include:

  • Fundi
  • Absa
  • Standard Bank
  • FNB
  • Capitec
  • Nedbank

How To Submit Your Student Loan Online Application:

Fundi:

  1. Visit the Fundi website (this link will take you to the home page).
  2. Click Menu & select 'Education Funding'. This will be under the 'Financial Solutions' category.
  3. Choose the type of loan that you want (You can choose between private education or tertiary education).
  4. Click ‘Apply now’ once you have made your choice.
  5. You will then have to register to create your account.
  6. Follow the instructions to fill in all of your details.

For more information on Fundi, click here.

Absa Bank:

Applications for the student loan can be done in either of the following ways:

  1. At any Absa branch, where a consultant will assist you in completing the application.
  2. On the Absa student bureau.
  3. By calling Absa on 086 010 0372, a consultant will assist you telephonically.

Should you have any further questions or queries you can visit the nearest Absa branch.

Standard Bank:

  1. Visit the Standard Bank website.
  2. Fill out an online quote to find out if you qualify for funding.

Once the student loan application has been pre-approved, please follow these steps in order to complete the process:

  1. Get your documents ready - these include course-related documents (acceptance letter, proof of registration of National Senior Certificate final results if you are in matric) and personal (FICA) documents.
  2. Go to your nearest Standard Bank branch once you have managed to gather all of your documents for a consultant to help you with the final stage of your application.

Applicants are advised to visit a Standard Bank branch within 7 days if they applied via “Do I Qualify?”. After completing the application process, the applicant ought to wait for a response from the bank.

FNB Bank:

  1. Click on the FNB student loan application link.
  2. Enter your ID number and contact number.
  3. Click on continue.
  4. Read the FirstRand Relationship Agreement and accept.
  5. Click on continue.
  6. Enter your personal information, including your annual gross income, main sources of income, additional income, highest level of education, etc.
  7. Click on continue.
  8. Create login details.

Related Article: How To Register For FNB Online Banking

Capitec Bank:

Each institution has its own application process. However, each institution provides the student with an estimation of their loan as a way to determine whether the student qualifies for application. 

These institutions include:

  • Stadio
  • Milpark Education
  • AFDA
  • Boston City Campus
  • Stellenbosch University
  • University of Stellenbosch Business School
  • Johannesburg Business School
  • Henley Business School

Before students are given the go-ahead to apply, they will need to check if they qualify for the loan. If the student qualifies for the loan, a Capitec consultant will reach out within 48 hours to help them complete their application.

Click here for more information.

Nedbank:

  1. Click here to visit the Nedbank website.
  2. Download the application form from the website.
  3. Complete the form and submit it via the website or to the nearest branch.

 

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