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You might even try a debit card.
I think it may be hard to go wrong with chasefreedomrewards.com/ Chase Freedom cards. You get cash rewards, and if you save up a $200 balance, they will give you $250, so you get some extra money. In the past, I've also used a https://www.citicards.com/cards/acq/Apply.do?app=UNSOL&sc=4T3ZJWQ9&m=2SGOMDC500W&langId=EN&siteId=CB&B=M&screenID=3000&uc=398&t=t&ProspectID=EE4E1EDCF4724EF694D4B6C75425A3D6 Citi Dividend Platinum Select card, which also paid cash dividends at the $50 level, but I prefer the Chase card for the extra cashback.
Of course cash dividends are pretty much meaningless if you routinely have a balance (with the associated finance charges), but if you always pay off your balance at the end of the month, you can get some extra money back on your purchases. It just requires a good budget and some self control.
You can start by building credit through a gas/department store card, or through the card that goes with your bank account. Then you can move to a student credit card.
Also, try a site called findcollegecards.com that has a great list of student related credit cards for those with little, or no credit. It's a great starting point, and they have many name branded cards.
You can check at various websites available to assist you, for eg. MoneySuperMarket.com.
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