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As a prospective university student for the 2022 academic year, chances are, you're looking for assistance in funding your studies. Fortunately for you, ISFAP bursary applications are still open, keep reading to find out more about how to apply. 

If you're wondering whether or not you'll have to pay you ISFAP bursary back after graduating, the answer is right here.

Have you applied for an ISFAP bursary and you want to track your application? Keep reading to find out how to check your ISFAP application status.

Applications are now open for those interested in the bursary from the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, known as ISFAP. They provide bursaries to students who come from poor and missing middle backgrounds.

The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme is a support and funding model for underprivileged students that fall under the categories of "Poor" and "Missing Middle". But is it a loan? 

Launched in 2017, ISFAP welcomed its first group of 135 students at the Stellenbosch University in 2018. Part of this group were 37 bright young minds embarking into the world of Accounting, and this article tells their story of support, trust, resilience and, ultimately, triumph.

The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, what we know as ISFAP, has announced when they will open their applications for 2022! Here's all you will need to be ready to apply.

Student debt is only one of the issues we need fixing in the higher education system. The Department of Higher Education is said to be working on it, will we ever see any solutions being presented?

The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, what we know as ISFAP, offers bursaries to missing middle students. Here's what's needed to stay funded by ISFAP.

Applications to be covered by the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, better known as ISFAP, in 2022 will open in July. Careers Portal had a chat with ISFAP where all your questions on the bursary were answered.

We've heard the term 'missing middle' come up frequently when speaking about higher education and funding but what does it mean? Sifanele Biyela, Regional Project Manager at Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, explains what the 'missing middle' is.

South Africa seems short when it comes to missing middle funding. This is where ISFAP comes in. Sifanele Biyela, Regional Project Manager at Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, explains the difference between ISFAP and NSFAS. 

Sifanele Biyela, Regional Project Manager at Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, had a chat with Careers Portal where we gained insight into who they are and what they do. ISFAP provides bursaries so if you're looking for financial aid, this might be for you.

If you are under the ISFAP bursary and are asked to complete the consent, but aren't sure where to find it, we can help you. 

ISFAP is the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, a bursary scheme that is targeted towards the missing middle. A question you might be asking is if they will fund you if you are a SASSA beneficiary, here's the answer.

ISFAP provides bursaries to missing middle students. However, will they fund students who are studying online? Here's the answer.

If you have a bursary that only covers part of your fees and wondering whether or not ISFAP will cover you, we have to answer.

If you're wondering what the difference between NSFAS and ISFAP is then we can help you. While the one provides funding for lower income households, the other provides for slightly higher income households

Many students know that the ISFAP bursary will cover their tuition fees, but accommodation fees is also something that students need to consider. The ISFAP bursary is one that takes everything into account.

ISFAP refers to the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme which is a bursary scheme that is targeted towards the missing middle. You might be wondering whether they'll pay your registration fee if you're approved. Keep reading to find out.