The student credit card that i want to apply for have an APR of 14.24%. is that a high APR or low?
If i apply to the student credit card with a Guarantor, how long is he going to be responsible of me?
It will be a lot of help if you help me on this.
thanks.
A student credit card is basically a credit card that caters to a college student's needs. For example, Chase has the MTVu student card that gives student card holders points to spend on collegiate items and textbooks, etc. A regular credit card also have optional rewards systems such as points, miles, etc. BDancer is also correct, student credit cards used to be easier to get approved for but that is no longer the case. An APR of 14.24% is reasonable for a student card. if you apply with a guarantor, I believe they act like a co-signer so they're responsible for the credit account as well, so making payments as well. Good luck! 
What's the different between a student credit card, and a normal credit card?
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people do want those stupid credit cards- that's the problem