Best credit cards for recent college graduates
Choosing the right credit card after graduation can set the foundation for strong financial habits and long-term credit growth.
Isys Morrow
In this article published April 22, 2026, on WalletHub:
Your credit score will impact how much you pay for loans in the future. You should aim to build a credit score of 780 or above. Paying your credit card on time is critical. Therefore, you should set up your bill to auto pay. Most students don't realize that credit utilization is also very important. Use your credit card sparingly and pay it off monthly.
— Debra Radway, associate teaching professor
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