source of student loans and scholarship

Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) – The primary source of student loans for eligible students in Kenyan universities and TVET institutions. You can apply through the official HELB portal⁠�.
Banks – Some banks offer education loans, including:
KCB Bank⁠�
Equity Bank Kenya⁠�
Co-operative Bank of Kenya⁠�
SACCO Societies – Many SACCOs provide education loans to their members at competitive interest rates.
Universities – Some universities have financial aid offices that offer payment plans, bursaries, or education loan partnerships.
County government bursaries and scholarships – Many county governments in Kenya provide financial assistance to students who meet eligibility requirements.

International Student Loan Providers
MPOWER Financing – Offers education loans to international students studying in selected countries without requiring a co-signer in many cases.
Prodigy Finance – Provides loans for postgraduate students attending eligible universities worldwide.
Sallie Mae – One of the largest private student loan providers in the United States.
Discover Student Loans – Offers private student loans for undergraduate and graduate students in the U.S.
College Ave – Provides flexible student loan options with customizable repayment plans.
Ascent Funding – Offers student loans for eligible undergraduate and graduate students.
Government Student Loan Programs
Federal Student Aid – Government-backed student loans for eligible U.S. students.
Student Loans Company – Provides tuition fee and maintenance loans to eligible students in the UK.
Higher Education Loans Board – Offers student loans to eligible Kenyan students.
National Student Financial Aid Scheme – Government financial aid for eligible South African students.
Scholarships and Grants
Students should also apply for scholarships because they usually do not need to be repaid. Popular global scholarship opportunities include:
Chevening Scholarships
Fulbright Program
DAAD
Erasmus+