How To Sign Your NSFAS Bursary Agreement


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Waiting for approval on your NSFAS application can be long and stressful. However, once you have finally do receive that approval all that is left is to sign the bursary agreement form. 

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme(NSFAS) is responsible for allocating funds to qualifying students. Only students who have been approved will enter into a formal agreement with NSFAS. According to the agency selected students will not receive any money until the agreement is signed. So how does it work?

1. Apply For Funding

If you meet the criteria for NSFAS funding, you will need to apply for financial aid when the applications open. Applications can be submitted online or manually. Find out more here.

2. Wait For Approval

Due to the amount of applications received by NSFAS each year, it can take some time for your application to be processed. Once your application has been approved NSFAS will send a notification via email or SMS to confirm your beneficiary status. This notification will direct you to the NSFAS website where you will be able to view your bursary agreement form.

3. Sign Agreement

Agreements are signed online. In order to sign the agreement you will have to login to your myNSFAS account via a one-time pin that will be sent to you as a notification. You will then be instructed to check your details on the agreement and make sure the information is correct.

Once you have validated your details tick the 'terms and conditions' and declaration boxes. After you click yes to the terms and conditions you will have completed the signing process.

I Need Help With My Application

If you are struggling to access your online account or would like to follow up on the application process you can call the NSFAS contact centre on 021 763 3200.

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Many of these students are eager to find out whether their bursary applications from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme will be approved. This is important, as an application approval means they can focus on their studies and not on the financial strain debt can place on a student.

 


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