hi!
so i've been kinda sorta on an app spree and i need to cool down, here's my history
discover it (dec 2013) at $1.8k now
citi thankyou preferred college (july 2014) at $2.4k now
amex everyday (oct 2014) at $18k now
chase freedom (dec 2014) $2k
citi aadvantage (feb 2015) $3.2k CLOSED because i had so many problems with the card
amex delta gold (april 2015) $5k
and within the past two weeks....
amex prg and barclay arrival plus at $5k
i'm 19 and a student, could these recent approvals look sketchy to my cc companies?
am i at risk for CLDs, etc...?
thanks for your input guys, cooling off from applying for AT LEAST a year, visiting family across the country multiple times a year this year and going to hawaii in january, and these cards will/ have helped me not pay a cent in airfare 
ps- i'm on the east coast, so all of my inquiries except for barclays have been experian 
What comes, comes. I've learned not to stress too much. PS, for future reference, this isn't an approval thread, should go in main CC forum.
@Anonymous wrote:hi!
so i've been kinda sorta on an app spree and i need to cool down, here's my history
discover it (dec 2013) at $1.8k now
citi thankyou preferred college (july 2014) at $2.4k now
amex everyday (oct 2014) at $18k now
chase freedom (dec 2014) $2k
citi aadvantage (feb 2015) $3.2kCLOSED because i had so many problems with the cardamex delta gold (april 2015) $5k
and within the past two weeks....
amex prg and barclay arrival plus at $5k
i'm 19 and a student, could these recent approvals look sketchy to my cc companies?
am i at risk for CLDs, etc...?
thanks for your input guys, cooling off from applying for AT LEAST a year, visiting family across the country multiple times a year this year and going to hawaii in january, and these cards will/ have helped me not pay a cent in airfare
ps- i'm on the east coast, so all of my inquiries except for barclays have been experian
Are you prepared to pay these annual fees when they come due? Or is your plan to dump the cards prior to AF?
Because that relates to your long term strategy which, at 19, is not best handled with closing cards just yet 
If you are prepared to pay the AF, then you have a number of quality cards here that will grow your file for the long term. Even paying one year of the AF when they come due, to extend this wallet further, will be helpful.
Your plans to not app anymore should be your action. No apps. You are not likely to get AA if you don't abuse the cards, and even if you do, as noted it is only credit and you have enough other cards, they won't all get AA, and you will be fine.
sorry! i grouped it under "recent approvals" but now i know!