CC for Tuition

[Drew]

Does anyone have any suggestions on which credit card provides the best rewards for tuition costs?  I apologize in advance if this has already been addressed before.

[Anonymous]

Are you more interested in cash back or travel rewards?

also have you determined that the university takes credit cards?

[Drew]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Are you more interested in cash back or travel rewards?

also have you determined that the university takes credit cards?

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I'm more interested in cash back, but I'd definitely consider travel rewards.  And, yes, the University does accept credit cards.

[Kenny]

Cashback Fidelity or Quicksilver (2% vs 1.5%)

Travel -- Arrival with AF (2.2% redemption rate with Travel purchase.)

At least, that's just my opinion..

[Anonymous]

Mine only accepts discover. .. so my discover it

[newUser0]

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@Drew wrote:

Does anyone have any suggestions on which credit card provides the best rewards for tuition costs?  I apologize in advance if this has already been addressed before.

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As Far As I Know, most of the universities accept cards with additional Transaction Fee upto (2.75% of the Amount). So I suggest you to check if they have any fees like this. 

If not I think Fedility 2% would be a good deal here. 

[Luscher]

Generally I would suggest not putting tuition costs on a credit card, but if you will be paying it off in full rather soon, then it is ok.

As far as rewards, try to find a card that is 2% on everything because I do not think there are any cards that put tuition in for a 5% rotational category. also like another poster wrote, they charge anywhere between 2-3% in fees for using a CC so it really doesn't help you much in rewards

[codesingh]

I have used venture and gotten 2% on tuition as well. cap one venture given 2% pretty much on everything.

[JagerBombs89]

I just paid a portion of my tuition on my CC and they do not charge a fee so YMMV.

[DFStudent]

My university charges a convenience fee. No go for me...