how high of credit card limit can be expected from a discover student credit card?

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I am a college student with good credit and a visa credit card with a 2,000 dollar limit, and am applying for a discover student credit card. I was wondering what kind of limit I can expect to recieve?
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2 Responses to “how high of credit card limit can be expected from a discover student credit card?”

  1. you’ll probably receive something similar to your visa.

    but please be careful using it, i was a college student and by the end of my college years i graduated with a student loan and some credit card bills to match.

    success!

  2. college student credit card is one that is offered by Discover. There is no annual fee required and there is 0% APR on purchases that are made in six months.

    That is if you are still in college, the above credit cards could apply to you. However, if you are one of those who may have bad credit, fear not. The fact of the matter is that there is still a credit card that could help you get out of your current financial rut (and put you in another one – just kidding). Read more from:

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