Tell a friend & earn up to $250

Is JBU a good fit for your friend?

Encourage them to join our community and you can earn up to $250 in JBU bookstore credit.

Here's how it works:

Tell us about your friend

We'll send them a code on your behalf that lets them apply for free. They should be at least a junior and not related to you.

Encourage them to visit and apply

Earn $25 in bookstore credit when they visit and $25 when they apply.*

Earn up to $250

Earn $200 in JBU bookstore credit when they enroll in classes.**

*In order to earn the $25 JBU bookstore credits for your friend's visit and application, they must not have previously registered for a visit, registered for a future visit or begun an application for admission to JBU.

**Your friend must remain enrolled through the 11th day of classes in order for you to earn the $200 JBU bookstore credit. Additionally, we must receive your referral before they begin an application or register for a visit.

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