Check your student loan eligibility before you apply.
Check your credit, background, and loan needs against real private student loan underwriting criteria.
- 2 minutes or less
- Won't affect your credit score
- Free, no commitment
What the checker looks at
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Credit Your credit report8 checks: Credit score, Length of credit history, Active credit accounts, Late payments, Collections, Write-offs and charge-offs, Student loan delinquency, Student loan default.
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Background Public records and identity9 checks: Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, Repossession, Unpaid tax liens, Unpaid suits and judgments, Negative public records, Citizenship or residency, Age, U.S. address.
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Loan needs School and loan amount7 checks: Half-time enrollment, Program loan limits, Income, Housing costs, Existing monthly debt, Debt-to-income, Co-signer's credit.
Then you get one of three answers, with the reasons:
- Eligible
- Eligible with co‑signer
- Not eligible currently
Five quick steps. That's it.
No documents to upload, and no application to file.
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About you
Name, email, and phone
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Your school
School, degree, and amount
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Identity
Address, birthday, and SSN
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Finances
Income and housing costs
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Consent
Optional co-signer, then submit
Your SSN is only used for the soft credit check.
A straight answer.
Whatever comes back, you'll see why, and what to do next.
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Eligible
You're likely eligible for a private student loan through Juno's partners.
Next: join your negotiation group.
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Eligible with co‑signer
You may still qualify with a co-signer through one of Juno's partner lenders.
Next: invite your co-signer to check.
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Not eligible currently
Check again in 6-12 months or when you've resolved the noted items.
Next: work on what's holding you back.
Eligibility is step one. Your rate is step two.
Juno uses group bargaining power to negotiate private student loan rates with partner lenders. Join the negotiation group for your degree, alongside 298,000 members.
Free to join.
Groups for every degree, including:
Good questions to ask first.
Will checking my eligibility affect my credit score?
What does "likely eligible" mean?
- Your circumstances change before you apply, such as your credit, income, or enrollment.
- A lender changes its loan programs or eligibility criteria.
- Your school or program doesn't meet a lender's school-related requirements.
- A lender reviews your transcript or academic standing.
Do I need a co-signer?
What happens to my Social Security number?
Is Juno a lender?
Two minutes now. Less guessing later.
Find out if you're likely eligible for a private student loan before you apply anywhere.
- 2 minutes or less
- Won't affect your credit score
Please Note: Juno is not a lender. We are not involved in the loan approval or investment process.