<prompt> Human: Im graduating from college in May, 2017 and will be going on a month long trip all over Europe. Let me throw in some background information. I will graduate without any student debt. I was fortunate enough to have parents and grandparents that paid my way through school. Additionally, I have already accepted a job that I will start after my trip that has great benefits and good pay. Im graduating with a computer science degree, so Im not worried about having trouble finding a job if I ever decide to leave the company Im currently set up to work for. I worked as an intern for about 8 months this year and saved up plenty of money for this trip.Im looking to get a credit card to use overseas and to start building credit for when Im graduated. I already have all the money I need for this trip and my dad has taught me how to manage my money pretty well. I have no plan on every getting credit card debt because I will use my credit card like a debit card. I want to start building credit because I will eventually want to buy a car and all that adult stuff. It seems like the best, first credit card is a Discover It card, but this doesnt fit my needs since I need something that will work anywhere, especially in Europe. Secondly, I probably need a card with no foreign transaction fees, which led me to the Capital One Journey student card. If you can think of a better card for please let me know. Thanks for the help!Edit: Background info.  <response>: With no credit history, the Journey card should be great given your goals. Plus it effectively gives you 1.25 cash back. One thing to watch out for though is to make it a top priority to always pay the entire balance every month. If you dont that 20 APR will hit you.One thing that I did with my first student card was to consider it as if it was a debit card and never spend more money than I had in my bank account. That helped my get completely debt free by 26.Enjoy your trip!edit: typo 