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Congratulations on your approval, I had a good feeling about it.
To answer your question, I was earning a Masters of Arts degree in Texas.
Apologies for the thread necro, but I have recently received an offer for a student card from Discover too even though I'm not a student. May I ask, when you filled out it, what did you put in for the college info, and did Discover do any sort of verification?
Congratulations
@ mattfrombaltimore
They do verify your school info and if you are not at a university then do not bother applying because its a flatout denial. They wouldnt approve me because I was attending a 2 year school for my associates and plan on transferring to a 4 year university after I receive my associates. Its really stupid
@smc733 wrote:
@MAstudent07 wrote:Hello fellow poster, I am just curious how you can have a practically 30 year old account and seek a Student card? Why not apply for the standard?
I'm an Authorized user on an account opened in 1981.
I know for sure Discover is too picky to give me the regular More card, and I think my inquiries will prevent me from getting the Student Card, which is why I'm apprehensive to apply for it.
I am curious, what's your AAoA excluding the AU account? This may be a reason behind a few denials you got as not all banks count AU account while evaluating your app.