The Appeal Letter Review is a quick, done-with-you service that guides you through writing a compelling letter requesting an additional review of your student's file to help with both merit scholarship and need-based financial aid appeals.

Over the last 15 years, Bethany has helped 1,500+ students get over $20,000,000 in scholarships and financial aid.

The typical student who submits a high-quality appeal letter can expect an increase of $1K-$5K in additional awards.

In special cases, students can get $10K+ with a letter that makes a strong case for more money.

For a small investment of $125 USD, this may be the best ROI you'll ever get.

This Could Be You...

• "We took the information learned and successfully negotiated an additional $2,500 per year for my daughter...which made her top choice affordable for us. She was able to commit that day." - Crystal S.
• "I just wanted to reach out and say, that my son wrote an appeal letter to St. John's. Today we found out they gave my son another $8,100. Thank you for the advice, much appreciated. If our calculations are correct, his first year will cost $4,450." - Helen V.
• "We said no and that we needed more - a range of $6,000 to $7,000. I'm not a good negotiator, but I think we delivered the message appropriately (using your advice) and the FA officer said she would submit our request to the appeal committee {they came back with $10,000 more}." Marianne V.
• The University of New Hampshire got back to us [my daughter]. They increased her by $2K to the top level. The next day, I got an email saying that her financial aid grant was decreased by $2K. 4 hours later, my financial aid representative sent me an email. He reversed that decrease and added an additional $2K to our need grant. Also, he [recalculated] our EFC, bringing it down to $10K, and told me to file special circumstances each year. Financial aid for UNH is $33,250. Yahoo. Thank you for your help!!! - Mary Beth O.