You're a student now... how do you get credit?

Students generally live on a limited budget, so the most important thing for you to consider is whether or not you can afford a credit card, and if so, what your ceiling should be on your credit. It's not likely—if you're a typical undergraduate without a prior history of credit, and only working part-time—you'll get much of a credit line, but it's a good idea to begin to establish your credit history early. Then, when you've finished school and are considering major purchases, getting sufficient credit won't be a problem.

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			Intro APR	Intro Period	APR %	Annual Fee
	Chase Manhattan Flexible Rewards Student Card		0%	6 mo.	16.24%	$0	Details
	Discover® Discover® Student Clear Card		0%	6 mo.	16.99%	$0	Details
	Discover® Discover® Student Platinum Classic Card		0%	6 mo.	16.99%	$0	Details
	Discover® Discover® Student Tropical Beach Card		0%	6 mo.	16.99%	$0	Details
	Discover® Discover® Student Card		see t%	0 mo.	16.99%	$0	Details
	Discover® Discover® Student Monogram Card		see t%	0 mo.	16.99%	$0	Details
	Bank Of America Student Visa® Platinum		n/a%	0 mo.	19.24%	$0	Details

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