Students Loan Trust Fund Launches Application Portal for Newly Admitted Tertiary Students


Students Loan Trust Fund Opens Registration Portal for First-Year Tertiary Students.

In a groundbreaking move to bridge the financial gap in higher education, the Ministry of Education has launched a registration portal for newly admitted students to apply for financial assistance under the No-Fees-Stress policy. 

This pioneering initiative is poised to transform the educational landscape, empowering students to pursue their academic aspirations without the weight of financial burdens. By eliminating financial barriers, the government aims to foster a culture of academic excellence, inclusivity, and diversity in tertiary institutions.

Key Features of the No-Fees-Stress Policy

The No-Fees-Stress policy is a strategic initiative to invest in the nation's human resource development. The policy seeks to ensure that financial limitations no longer stand in the way of academic dreams. Key features of the policy include:

•Simplified Registration Process: A user-friendly portal allows students to submit their details easily and efficiently.

•Eligibility Verification: The Students Loan Trust Fund can verify eligibility and process applications smoothly.

•Financial Assistance: The Fund provides financial support to students in accredited tertiary institutions.

How to Apply

To apply for financial assistance, students can visit the registration portal at APPLY

Support and Enquiries

For further assistance or enquiries, students can:

- Call 0302751020

- Visit any of the Students Loan Trust Fund's zonal offices across the country

Government's Commitment to Education

The launch of the registration portal reflects the government's dedication to building a fair and inclusive educational environment. By providing financial assistance to students, the government aims to promote academic excellence and ensure that higher education is accessible to all qualified individuals.



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