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You can apply for any credit card on the limited/no credit page. The cards have high APRs for purchases and some of them have an annual fee, but  you will be able to build credit history and earn bonuses.

If you are a student, you should consider student credit cards. These cards have lower APRs for purchases and some even have a 0% introductory period. Some cards offer cash back and they report to the major credit bureaus so you can build credit history.

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