What is an appeal?
An appeal is a request to review a decision not to fund a student who applied for NSFAS funding.
Who can appeal?
A student whose application for financial aid is rejected, or the financial aid for a continuing student is withdrawn , may lodge an appeal with the NSFAS.
The appeal decisions are subject to budget availability.
Appeals will only be considered for students who has applied to NSFAS for Financial Aid.
Who cannot appeal?
Students are not permitted to appeal if they:
- Are registered for a qualification that NSFAS does not fund;
- They have reached N+2 (or N+3 in the case of students with disabilities).
- The student is a gap year student who NSFAS previously denied financial aid to because s/he did not meet the academic eligibility criteria.
- The institution has not submitted their registration record to NSFAS or has submitted an incorrect registration record such enquiries should be directed to the institution.
Exceed Income Threshold
Appeals from students who exceed the income threshold will be considered.
Source: Tade-Recruit.com
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