NSFAS is now urging beneficiaries to order their laptops online as they begin the rollout of devices which was promised in early 2020. This is to help students gain access to online learning.
NSFAS has introduced a new and easy way to unlock your NSFAS Wallet. You can now unlock your NSFAS Wallet account by simply using your cell phone. Keep reading to find out how.
Staying at home students who are are funded by NSFAS, qualify for travel allowance. Here is how you can access that allowance and see whether or not you qualify for the travel allowance.
If you're want to track your NSFAS application, or you are unsure what the meaning of your application status is, here is how to track your application status and what the results of that might mean for you.
Have you submitted your application to be funded by NSFAS and now you're looking for where you can find your NSFAS reference number? Look no further, we can help you.
NSFAS is a government bursary that provides financial support to disadvantaged students who wish to further their studies at public universities or TVET colleges. If you would like to activate your myNSFAS account, keep on reading.
First year university students have been left worrying about whether they can afford their courses this year after the funding decisions were delayed at the last minute. The student finance body has now announced that they have finalised the funding decisions for first-time applicants.
If you're a Unisa student and you're funded by NSFAS then you will be pleased to find out that NSFAS will cover your registration fee. Keep reading to find out more about this.
Are you applying for the NSFAS bursary to study at a tertiary institution? Well here is how you can log into your myNSFAS account to complete your application and manage your important information.
