Enquiries: Enquiries: [email protected] Bunting Road : A24 Red Doornfontein : 185, Admin Kingsway Auckland Park: E Ring 1 Soweto: Rooms 109, 111, Admin NSFAS is a statutory body, funded primarily by South Africa's National Department of Education, providing study loans to academically able but financially needy students who wish to study at one of South Africa's public higher education institutions. Students had to apply for a 2015 NSFAS loan before 1 October 2014. Herewith the procedures for registration, obtaining and handing in loan agreement forms for students who applied in time: Was your NSFAS application successful? Check the 2015 NSFAS list at www.uj.ac.za/nsfas Yes my NSFAS loan was approved …. After you have registered you can schedule an appointment after 26 January 2015 on the student portal (https://student.uj.ac.za/) to submit your loan agreement form in February 2015. There are limited appointments and funding. Funding will be allocated on a first come first served basis Your NSFAS pre-agreement form and loan agreement form will be generated electronically from the ITS system. It is however of VITAL IMPORTANCE that you verify your details BEFORE your appointment. If the details are incorrect you can log in via the student portal at www.uj.ac.za and correct your details. Your appointment: If you are late, your appointment will be cancelled and you cannot reschedule. Bring along Proof of registration (account) Please make sure that all your subjects and university accommodation are reflected on your account. 2 certified copies of your id document Pro-forma invoice if you live in an approved off campus accommodation. Consult the website for an approved list During your appointment you will sign a pre agreement and loan agreement form. You will receive copies of these forms as well as a NSFAS regulation booklet. Your Edu-Xtra card will be loaded within 2 working days. If you do not sign pre-agreement and loan agreement forms your UJ account will not be paid and your NSFAS loan will be cancelled. If you receive alternative funding please cancel your NSFAS immediately so that we can redistribute the funding to other needy students. . No my NSFAS loan was NOT approved …. The minimum academic requirement is that you should pass 60% of your number of registered subjects. You are therefore responsible for your own fees in 2014. Reason: Lack of funding The minimum academic requirement is that you should pass 60% of your number of registered subjects. All NSFAS loans are however granted subject to availability of funding. Since UJ has a severe shortage of NSFAS funds for 2015, students with the best academic results (number of registered subjects passed in 2014 and 2013) and an expected family c5ntribution (EFC) of R0 were awarded a NSFAS loan for 2015. Currently you are however responsible for your own 2015 funding. Reason: Expected family contribution too high It means that your expected family contribution is higher than R1. The UJ NSFAS office is committed to assist students who would normally not qualify for financing at commercial institutions such as banks. Unfortunately funding is limited and UJ has to assist the neediest students first. A means test provided by NSFAS is therefore used to determine financial need. This test makes it possible to determine the exact rand value of what NSFAS regards as an acceptable (expected) contribution of that student’s family towards his/her studies, as well as determining the exact rand value of a NSFAS award. The NSFAS Means Test therefore uses the size of the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) as a measure of the financial need of a student. A large EFC indicates a relatively more financially able family, whilst a small EFC indicates a financially needy family. Due to a severe lack of funding only students with an expected family contribution of R0 can be assisted with NSFAS for 2015. You are therefore responsible for your own funding for 2015.
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