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KNOW THE NSFAS APPEAL PROCESS
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is a lifeline for thousands of South African students who need financial assistance to pursue their higher education dreams. However, not all applications are successful. If your NSFAS application has been rejected, don’t despair—there is a formal appeal process that you can follow.
This guide will walk you through the steps to appeal a rejected NSFAS application.
Understand Why Your NSFAS Application was Rejected
Before you start the appeal process, you need to understand the reason for the rejection of your NSFAS application. NSFAS will provide a specific reason for declining your application, such as:
• Missing documentation
• Failing to meet academic requirements
• Household income exceeding the threshold
• Incomplete application details
Knowing the reason is crucial as it will guide you in providing the necessary supporting evidence for your appeal.
Check If You Are Eligible to Appeal
Not all applicants are eligible to appeal. NSFAS typically allows appeals for specific reasons, including:

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