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Hi everyone, I'm currently a college student (21 y.o.) and I opened my first card last July with Petal, $750 SL. I learned that Petal apparently doesn't offer CLIs so I'm not sure how to increase my limit without opening a new account, so I'm looking for a second card now, probably a student card. Income is $18K if I can include parents' contributions to education, $5K otherwise. 669 TU 668 EQ 684 EX, under 30% util, 100% on-time payments. I'm considering the Discover IT Student Cashback or the CapOne Journey Student since I want something that will grow over time. I have a pre-qual offer from Discover but not CapOne. Which do you think I should apply for, or neither, or both, or something else entirely?
I wouldn't hesitate to get the Disco. It's a great card that'll grow with you.
@Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't hesitate to get the Disco. It's a great card that'll grow with you.
+1
I would definitely go with discover over cap one.
@soxfaininfl wrote:
Go for the Discover. They have great credit cards and a lot to choose from once your in with them. Go for the Discover also since your prequalified, and avoid a hard pull for a decline with Capital One. Capital One also does the dreaded 3 credit bureau hard pull. Discover should only be 1 hard pull on Trans Union.
It may be any of the three. I'm in NY and Disco pulled EQ for me.
@Anonymous wrote:
@soxfaininfl wrote:
Go for the Discover. They have great credit cards and a lot to choose from once your in with them. Go for the Discover also since your prequalified, and avoid a hard pull for a decline with Capital One. Capital One also does the dreaded 3 credit bureau hard pull. Discover should only be 1 hard pull on Trans Union.It may be any of the three. I'm in NY and Disco pulled EQ for me.
In Florida, it's been consistently Trans Union every time I check the prequalified site. I've checked countless times. They always send me a letter that they SP pulled, TU.
Yup I don't doubt it. Many banks pull different bureaus based on regions of the US.