You can ask your school for more aid
A financial aid offer is an opening number. Schools expect to be asked for more money, and our tool gives your appeal its best chance.
- A letter that builds your case, not a fill-in-the-blank template.
- Done in about ten minutes, with a checklist of what to send.
- Free, and you don't need an account.
Made by Juno
Every dollar you win on appeal is one you don't have to borrow. When you do need a loan, Juno is here to help you get lower rates.
How it Works
We gather large groups of people and get lenders to compete for our business.
ALL YEAR
You sign up.
Tell us a little bit about yourself and help us grow our negotiating power by spreading the word.
EARLY-MAY
We run a bid.
Using the power of your voices, we make lenders compete for our collective business. New Juno members are still welcome during this time!
JUNE
We share.
We share the negotiated deals with you and you can decide to use it or not.
There’s no commitment.
Why Juno?
Free, Fast and Easy
Signing up is free and takes less than 2 minutes. Joining never affects your credit score.
Better Deals
Months of research and the competitive process ensure that our members get the best rates in the market. You’re always free to compare yourself!
Together
Invite those you care about and help the negotiation be successful. The larger the group, the better our chances of success. You'll also get rewarded for helping grow our community.
Transparent
We will keep you informed through the entire process so you can make informed decisions.
How on earth is this free?
Lenders pay Juno a fee on loans that go through us — that's how we keep Juno free to use for members, at no cost to you. We negotiate with lenders to expand eligibility and lower rates for our members. Learn more about how we make money.
Juno’s Promise
Juno is free for members to use, and we intend to keep it that way. Students, families, and professionals deserve it.
We Are Juno
Juno is a free membership service that groups students together and negotiates with lenders on their behalf, so members get lower rates on private student loans and refinancing.
