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Discover It or Discover It Student Card?

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peacocks27
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Discover It or Discover It Student Card?

I'm trying to decide whether to apply for the traditional Discover It card, or the Student version. I don't know the probability of me getting approved over the other, but I've had credit history for about 5 years now, and in March I paid off all of my credit cards. Do you think it's long enough for them to report and me get approved, or should I wait longer? I was going to ask for a CLI with my Citi card, but I keep seeing all these approvals from the Discover It card that I don't know what to do.

 

So, help me please! Discover It traditional, Discover It for Students, or just ask for a CLI from my Citi card?

I just started going back to school in January, but like I said I've had credit for quite some time, and recently financed a car. I don't know if that will help/hurt, but someone help me please lol.

Gardening as of 2.8.13 hopefully for a year. If not, at least 6 months. I can do this, I know I can.
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enharu
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Re: Discover It or Discover It Student Card?


@peacocks27 wrote:

I'm trying to decide whether to apply for the traditional Discover It card, or the Student version. I don't know the probability of me getting approved over the other, but I've had credit history for about 5 years now, and in March I paid off all of my credit cards. Do you think it's long enough for them to report and me get approved, or should I wait longer? I was going to ask for a CLI with my Citi card, but I keep seeing all these approvals from the Discover It card that I don't know what to do.

 

So, help me please! Discover It traditional, Discover It for Students, or just ask for a CLI from my Citi card?

I just started going back to school in January, but like I said I've had credit for quite some time, and recently financed a car. I don't know if that will help/hurt, but someone help me please lol.


Student and non-student cards have very similar underwriting requirements.

Student cards are just more forgiving for people with thin files, not bad files.

Seeing that you have credit history for 5 years, just go with the normal version.

 

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