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  1. JunoJason

    Budgeting Tool for Medical School (loan planning, monthly budget, PSLF, repayment scenarios)

    There seem to be few customizable budgeting tools out there to help incoming MS1s create and manage their budget, borrowing needs and repayment options. The following was created by Juno, alongside SDN, for sharing broadly and covers all of the above, including repayment and forgiveness (PSLF)...
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    • Forum: Pre-Medical (MD)
  2. JunoJason

    Medical school budgeting tool (loan planning, PSLF, federal + private repayment)

    I haven't seen many bespoke budgeting tools for incoming OMS1s, so wanted to share the following which was created by Juno, alongside SDN, for sharing broadly. Here's the link: Budget Planning Tool | SDN + Juno. From this link, save a copy and follow the instructions on the first tab to enter...
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    • med school budgeting med school loans obbb premed-do private student loans
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    • Forum: Pre-Medical (DO)
  3. JunoJason

    Medical Ambassador Opportunity for Accepted 2026 MS1s

    Student Doctor Network members who have been accepted to medical school next year are invited to apply to become a Juno Premed Student Ambassador. Juno is not a lender. We are an advocacy organization founded out of an experiment at Harvard Business School in 2018, and focused on helping...
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    PSA for premeds who will need private loans to fund medical school next year when federal loans get capped at $50k

    Seeing a lot of concern about access to private loans next year, but not a lot of guidance.... Hopefully this is helpful... would love to hear how others are thinking about this. What’s exactly changing: Beginning July 1, 2026, new medical students will be capped at: $50,000 per year in federal...