Abdul Gallow

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abdul gallow

Abdul is the Digital Marketing and SEO assistant at Portal Publishing where he helps manage the content on the company website and social media. He developed a skill for writing in high school, which eventually lead to him developing a love for it.

Abdul has a background in coding which he studied at the Salesians Life Choices Academy. He also holds a qualification in Digital Marketing which he obtained while studying at the International Institute of Digital Marketing.

Connect with Abdul on LinkedIn.

Abdul's articles:

When you submit your NSFAS application you will be contacted by NSFAS regarding a 'Signing of Agreement', In this article we will educated you on what it means.

Once you submit your NSFAS applications, NSFAS will allow you to see the progress of your application on myNSFAS. If you have been tracking your application then you may have seen the 'Payment' status, this is what it means.

You have applied to NSFAS for student funding, however you have an 'unsuccessful' application status. Here's what you can do about it.

You applied for NSFAS and your application status is 'Missing Documents'. If you're not sure what to do about it, we're here to let you know what it means and what you can do about it.

 

If you have applied for NSFAS Funding and your application status is 'Funding Without Admission', you must be wondering what it means. 

If your unsuccessful NSFAS application status is  'Exceeded N+ Rule Enrollment', and you're curious to find out what it means, here is the answer.

 

Thousands of first time and returning students have submitted applications to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme. Applications have closed and students are checking their NSFAS application status daily, but do they get a confirmation letter?

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has received thousands of applications for the 2022 academic year. If you are one of the applicants who have had unsuccessful applications here's how you can appeal. 

If NSFAS has rejected your application then you are allowed to appeal using the myNSFAS student portal. If you are wondering if you qualify for a NSFAS appeal, keep reading to find out.


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