Is there a University of Central Florida Credit Card?
612349
yes at the florida state university credit union...
8698
https://www.discovercard.com/cardmembersvcs/loginlogout/app/ac_main
498665
Looking for a credit union in Florida?  Check out http://www.creditunion.coop/cu_locator/index.html to find the nearest credit union in your location.  \n\nCredit unions are definitely the way to go.  Most offer all the same servicees as banks, but because they are not-for-profit, they can offer lower loan rates and higher rates on your savings.  \n\nGood luck!
119768
pick his answer I checked the site and it leads to the e'cards you seek.
92426
Prepaid credit cards are not credit card they just look like a credit card so they are the same as paying cash.\nYou may consider SECURED credit cards
125600
wow do they make pre-paid creit cards?..where?
1152746
Basics. You know why?\n\nCatch them young, offer small credit limit and get them addicted.\nSee them get caught in the credit spiral.  And we, the credit card companies, make a load of money. You are hooked, hehehe. It is much like selling cigarettes to early teens.\n\nSimple economics. Scary thing is it has worked for many decades. Ask any college student. They always are financially strapped, looking for ways to spend. So, the cc companies encourage spending. They will even offer more credit with a simple phone call.\n\nIf you are smart, do not sign up now (assuming you a U student)and spend whatever CASH you have. Get the card only after you have a job after your Unv.degree and even then you have to be smart in using the card and pay the entire balance at the end of the month. Money is not free.
697800
Not available commercially but I believe they are researching it at the University of Florida.
1067139
easier to just send you here :-)\n  http://credit-cards.ebookorama.com\nand and http://finance.ebookorama.com\ngood luck and thanks for the 2 points.
1125433
I think its www.usfsa.com , give it a try!
743298
Yahoo has a site which displays various credit card companys, their associated interest rates and other info.  check it out at:\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/b:Credit%20Cards:784705332\n\nI'm sure if you call a company and tell them your delima, they can express a card out to you, usually the card arrives anyways in a couple of weeks.\n\nAnother option, if you need the money, is that the credit card companies offer cash advances, with zero percent financing for the first year.  Take the cash advance and ensure you have the money that way.
1104174
yes very much so...\nbut your information is out there.. it probably isn't coming from your school... but there are plenty of other places where they can get your stuff.. esp once you graduate and apply for college and student loans and all that stuff. if you've ever put your ssn and addy on anything other than official records one company got it..and it's all over now. welcome to being an adult. it's not fun. it's a viscious cycle and will never end.. good news is:\n\nyou can opt out of credit card offers via website..lemme find that link for ya.\nhttps://www.optoutprescreen.com/?rf=t
528427
Yes, though I have no direct experience with them. \n\nTheir site doesn't raise any of the red flags that most of the disreputable lender sites do.  It's a good sign that www.finaid.org lists them on their "best private loans" lender list.  That said, I don't get the sense that they are specifically catering to students with less-than-ideal credit histories, but that's not necessarily a bad thing (CampusDoor doesn't *say* that they approved borrowers with minimal credit histories, but they usually DO).  If you apply with them and they don't approve you, take that as a sign that you need to search for a lender who specifically states that they make loans to borrowers with credit problems.
763474
they have cards especially for students, I used to work for a company that processed credit card apps over the phone.\n\nkeep applying, you will find one make sure you find out what the apr is, annual fee and possible participation fee.  \n\nif you cant get a good apr I think the highest you should go is 9% then get one for now to build your credit it may not be great but if you pay it well you can get a better one in the future.\n\nI had bad credit then paid alot of bills off. i finally could get approved with first premier bank.\n\n9% fixed apr, but lot of yearly fees.  I am going to get a better one in a couple of years when this one looks good. \n\nThats how credit works!
935080
there are many many banks and credit institutions who issue mastercard credit cards. You can do a google or yahoo search online and find one easily that way.
709228
We have it in Maryland.  If you live out of state there may be a fee.  Call 410 285 9614 for information.  www.ccbcmd.edu If not check with the Community College in your area.  Most places have it for little or no cost.
382243
citi is great. i got a great card that gives me rewards. 5% for everything that i spend at a gas station and grocery store which is most of my purchases and 1% back on every other purchase so when i bought my books for school i used my credit card and got alot of points racked up right now. i can use my points for things like frequent flyer miles, free items from gas stations and free purchases too! its a great company too!