To appeal a rejection from NSFAS (National Student Financial Aid Scheme), you’ll need to follow the official appeal process. Here’s a general guide to help you:

1. Understand the Reasons for Rejection: Review the reasons given for your NSFAS application rejection. This will help you address specific areas in your appeal.

2. Gather Necessary Documents: Usually, you will need to submit documents that support your appeal. These may include:

– A motivation letter detailing your circumstances and why you are deserving of funding.

– Supporting documents such as proof of household income, or any other relevant financial or personal documentation.

3. Submit the Appeal: Typically, NSFAS allows you to submit your appeal online through their official website. Ensure that you complete all sections of the appeal form and attach the required documents.

4. Follow Up: After submission, it’s important to keep track of your appeal status through the NSFAS portal or by contacting their support for updates.

For detailed information and any updates on what is specifically required, it’s best to check directly with NSFAS or their official resources.

For guidance on bursaries and other funding options, please visit https://apply.org.za/bursaries.