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South African Actuaries Development Programme (SAADP) Bursary Scheme
Bursaries - Bursary Guide
Fields of study : Science
Applications open/close: 31 August 2011 for 2012 (close)
Applications available at: www.saadp.co.za
Bursary enquiries: 011 642 2202
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Bursary Information Written application
Fields of Study

Science

BSc (Actuarial Science)
Eligible Candidates Current students at university
Grade 12 learners
South African citizen with valid ID number
For Bursaries The programme is available to learners/students of South African Origin who are from historically disadvantaged backgrounds.
The bursaries are limited to students who intend on studying at or are currently studying at the University of the Witwatersrand, University of Cape Town or the University of Pretoria
* The UCT degrees are offered in the Commerce Faculty:
BBusSci (Actuarial Science) and BCom (Actuarial Science)
* Wits has two degrees: one in the Science Faculty and the other in the Commerce Faculty.
BSc (Actuarial Science) and BEconScie (Actuarial Science)
* We now also sponsor students at the University of Pretoria for the BSc (Actuarial Science)
Matric students:
Must have an excellent record in Mathematics, English and Physical Science
University students:
Must have achieved good results in the 1st or 2nd years of study
Bursary Inclusions University tuition fees
Registration fees
Exam fees
University accommodation
Residence meals
Book and pocket money

Taken from Bursary Information Pack provided by Andrea Africa

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