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Financial Assistance for Study After Standard 10: First Diplomas and Bachelor's Degrees DOCUMENT RESUME ED 369 329 HE 027 368 AUTHOR Roodt, J., Comp.; And Others TITLE Financial Assistance for Study after Standard 10: First Diplomas and Bachelor's Degrees. 1993/1994. Research Finding MN-141. INSTITUTION Human Sciences Research Council, Pretoria (South Africa). REPORT NO ISBN-0-7969-14869 PUB DATE 93 NOTE 240p.; For related documents, see HE 027 369-377. AVAILABLE FROMHuman Sciences Research Council, Private Bag X41, Pretoria 0001, South Africa. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC10 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Degrees (Academic); Eligibility; Foreign Countries; Grants; Guidelines; Higher Education; Performance Contracts; Postsecondary Education; *Scholarships; *Student Financial Aid; *Student Loan Programs; *Undergraduate Study; Units of Study IDENTIFIERS *South Africa ABSTRACT This guide is a summary of bursaries, loans, and other financial assistance available for obtaining a degree, certificate or diploma at a university, technikon, or college in the Republic of South Africa (RSA), Transkie, Bophuthatswana, Venda, or Ciskei (TBVC). Information provided for each bursary usually includes: title of the award; field of study for which the award is available; number available; financial value; duration of the award; institution where award is tenable; eligibility of applicant; service contract obligations; whether the student can apply; closing date for applications; and an address for more information. The book also contains an alphabetical list of the fields of study for which the awards are available and an alphabetical list of institutions where awards may be used. Approximately 1,500 entries have been compiled, mainly from the latest available bursary brochures of all the universities and technikons in the RSA and TBVC countries. It is noted that the guide, to be revised in 2 years, is intended to be a useful aid for vocational guidance officers and a reference work for prospective students seeking financial assistance for further study. (Author) ********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** E Financial assistance for study after. standard 10: First diplomas and Bachelor's degrees -±t U S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION UfwewErimm.oflaMesearch,rOnewre,,,1 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS CENTER (ERICI MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY ka,As document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it Human Sciences 0 Minor changes have been made KJ improve reproduction quality Research Council Points of view or opinions stated in this document do net necessarily represent TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES official OERI positron or policy INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) 1993/1994 BEST COPY AVAILABLE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR STUDY AFTER STANDARD 10: First diplomas and Bachelor's degrees 3 Research Finding MN-141 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR STUDY AFTER STANDARD 10: First diplomas and Bachelor's degrees J. Roodt M.W. Craemer A.E. Verster in co-operation with Dr. G.J. Cilliers Human Sciences Research Council © 1993, Human Sciences Research Council All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. ISBN 0-7969-14869 Research Finding MN-141 Human Resources Strategies Manager: Dr J.S. van der Walt Revised every second year Ninth edition Ook in Afrikaans verkrygbaar HSRC Publishers Private Bag X41 Pretoria 5 CONTENTS EKSERP ABSTRACT iv HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE v INDEX OF FIELDS OF STUDY FOR WHICH AWARDS ARE AVAILABLE 1 AWARDS INDEX OF INSTITUTIONS WHERE THE AWARDS ARE TENABLE 228 G - EKSERP Hierdie gids is samevatting van beurse, lenings en ander finansi6le steun wat beskikbaar is om 'n diploma, sertifikaat of graad aan 'n universiteit, technikon of kollege in die Republiek van Suid-Afrika, Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Vendo of Ciskei te behaal.Die inskrywings is geIndekseer onder die opskrifte: titel van toekenning, studierigting waarvoor beskikbaar, aantal beskikbaar, die finansi6le waarde, instelling waar die toekenning geldig is, tydperk van toekenning, wie in aanmerking kom, dienskontrakverpligtinge, kan studente self aansoek doen, sluitingsdatum vir aansoeke en 'n adres waar verdere besonderhede verkry kan word. Die gids bevat ook 'n alfabetiese lys van studierigtingswaarvoor toekennings beskikbaar is en 'n alfabetiese lys van instellings waar dit geldig is. Die ongeveer 1500 inskrywings is saamgestel hoofsaaklik uit die nuutste beskikbare beursbrosjures van al die universiteite en technikons in die RSAen TBVC-lande. Die verslag is 'n nuttige hulpmiddel vir voorligtersen 'n naslaanwerk vir elle voornemende studente wat finansidle bystand vir verdere studie wil bekom. Die gids word elke twee jaar hersien. ABST RACT This guide is a summary of bursaries, loans and other financial assistance available for obtaining a degree, certificate or diploma at a university, technikon or college in the Republic of South Africa, Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda or Ciskei. Bursaries are indexed under the headings: title of the award, 4ield of study for which the award is available, number available, financial value, duration of the award, institution where award is tenable, eligibility of applicant, service contract obligations, may the student apply, closing date for applications and address from which further particulars can be obtained. The book also contains an alphabetical list of the fields of study for which the awards are available and an alphabetical list of institutions where awards are tenable. Approximately 1500 entries have been compiled, mainly from the latest available bursary brochures of all the universities and technikons in the RSA and TBVC countries.This report is a useful aid for vocational guidance officers and a reference work for prospective students seeking financial assistance for further study. The guide will be revised every two years. 7 -iv- HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE The aim of this book is to provide a summary of financial assistance available for obtaining a certificate, diploma or degree after Standard 10 at a university, college or technikon. The bursaries, loans and other forms of financial aid appear under the heading 'Awards' and are arranged in alphabetical order and then numbered. The following suggestions will help you find information on the awards: Awards are usually offered for a specific field of study and the index of fields of study is a useful aid for tracing the awards. Look for the field of study in which you are interested and consult the numbers thereunder in order to locate the awards. Also look under related fields of study.For example: for awards under 'Chemistry', one can also look under 'Natural Sciences' and for 'Civil Engineering' under 'Engineering'. A large number of awards are not connected to a specific field of study. These awards are listed under the title 'Any field of study'.Also look under this heading for awards in which you are interested. Use the index of istitutions where awards are tenable in the same way as the index of fields of study. Apply for bursaries and loans in good time. The application form has to be obtained, completed and submitted before the closing date indicated under the award. Do not apply for bursaries and loans for which you are not eligible as bursary donors usually adhere strictly to the conditions of the award. Some organisations prefer not to make their bursaries widely known. This book istherefore not a complete account of allavailable financial assistance, but it does contain nearly all the awards available.If you do not find an applicable bursary/loan in it your chances of finding such a bursary/loan in another source are poor. -v- Bursaries which are only available for study overseas are not included in this book. Such information may be found in The Grants Register (Editors: C.A. Lerner and R. Turner, St. Martin's Press Inc., 175 Fifth Avenue, New York.) In this guide matriculant, means a person who intends to study at a university, technikon or college; student, means a person who is already studying at a university, technikon or college; matriculation examination, means the Matriculation Certificate examination or the Senior Certificate examination (matriculation exemption) equivalent examination; any tertiary institution, means any university, technikon or college which offers the course concerned and for which a Senior Certificate or equivalent is required; any university or any university in the RSA, means that some of these awards are also tenable for study abroad; bursary, means that the award is made on the basis of academic achievement, financial need and other conditions; scholarship or merit award, means that a person should have excelled academically to be eligible for this award; bursary loan, means that the award usually includes a service contract which on breach of contract becomes a loan, and prize, means that the prize money should be used for further study. Although the information in this publication has been compiled carefully, some of the bursaries and loans may not be valid. Applicants should thus ascertain when applying whether the award is still available. There may also be new awards which the HSRC is processing, details of which do not appear in this
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