<prompt> Human: I am currently in a technicaltrade school and Im scheduled to graduate in a few months, and I dont really have the money to invest in the clothing and things I will need to interview or start a job. I am thinking of opening a credit card account that has no interest for a year so I can purchase these things, and then paying it off and closing it. This should happen pretty quickly, as Im pretty good with my cash and I wont need a huge amount of money. It will mostly be for interview and work clothes, everything else is covered. My question to everyone here is, what should I look for in a credit card? What should I avoid? I dont use credit cards, and the huge contract they give you is a little intimidating, so Im not sure where to start. I bank with a large national bank, so I was thinking of starting one with them. What do you guys think?edit: ok, going and collecting clothing I need from thrift stores ahead of time is a good idea, but I will need new good quality shoes, as I will be on my feet working in a medical office type setting. Ill likely be standing 90 of the time or more, so they need to be comfortable and professional looking. I also have some credit and a decent credit history.  <response>: Dont use a credit card for things you cant afford. Period. Dont do it. Its a slippery slope that 99 of people slide right down and never look back.Source: been in banking for 15 years, lots of those as a credit card debt collector. 