On this page you will find links to our pages with further information about study financing after you become a recipient.
Click on the sections below to get more information about the specific topics.
Student Responsibilities
Parental Tax Information All students must submit a copy of your parents filed Tax form for the previous year before June 30th of each year. Transcripts All students must submit your grades/transcripts before July 15th of each year. Fulltime student All study financing recipients must be fulltime students A fulltime study is defined in the…
Academic Performance Standards
All study financing recipients must adhere to the annual academic performance standards: Educational System Standards Grade Point Average: 2.50 or higher UK higher than…
Warning Letters
In event that a student fails to meet the academic performance standards, the student will receive a warning letter requesting them to improve their academic performance within one (1) year¹. In accordance with the National Ordinance “Studietoelageregeling” articles 18 and 19, the minister may revoke the study financing: In the event that a student’s study…
Study Changes
A ministerial decree is only valid for the study that is mentioned on it. Students are not allowed to change their study without the written consent of the Minister of Education, Culture Youth and Sport. The request must be approved before the student can change their study.
Break in your studies or placing study financing on hold
Study financing recipients must be fulltime students at all times. As such students may not suspend their studies for more than 30 days without first informing the Division of Study Financing of the situation. In the event of a pregnancy or any other medical conditions or problems students are required to inform the Division of…
When will your study financing be terminated or revoked?
Graduation or completion of study The student is no longer attending school. The student changed study without approval Non submission of grades and parent’s/guardian’s tax statements. Submission of forged documents or incomplete info. Misuse of funds