The announcement of the Student Financing Fund (Fies) and the Student Financing Program (P-Fies) was released this Friday. Therefore, the announcement states that registration for the program must be made between June 25th and July 1st.
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Entries for Fies are made exclusively online. Therefore, interested parties need to access the fies website and register. However, to participate in this edition it is necessary to have taken one of the past editions (since 2010) of the National High School Examination (Enem).
In addition, it is also necessary that the test average was equal to or greater than 450 points. Just like the essay grade must have been above zero.
With registration closed on the first day of July, the result of the Fies pre-selection will be announced on the 9th of the same month. However, there are particularities in the processes.
This is because in the Fies modality, the result will be composed of a single call, followed by a waiting list. P-Fies, on the other hand, will only have the first call.
The waiting list, in turn, is for candidates who were not pre-selected in the single call. The pre-selection of the waiting list will take place from the 15th to the 23rd of July.
Fies is the financing of higher education in private institutions. The program enables training at private colleges, financing the payment of course costs after graduation.
Thus, following the transformations of the program, we have the New Fies. In the new adaptation of the program, the interest rate was divided into three modalities.
Therefore, in modality I, or the new Fies, vacancies are intended for students with a family income of up to three minimum wages. In addition, for the modality, students have zero interest rates.
In this way, Modalities II and III are now considered P-Fies. The second is intended for students with a family income of up to five minimum wages. As well as need to reside in the North, Northeast and Midwest regions. Resources come from the Constitutional and Development Funds.
Modality III, on the other hand, is formed by the same financial condition, but for all states in Brazil. Another difference in the modality is that it is funded by resources from the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES).
In the last two modalities (P-Fies), the interest rates will vary according to the bank.