Yes, if you want to use your student ID for PIN debit purchases and ATM withdrawals, you’ll need an associated U.S. Bank checking account. U.S. Bank offers a Student Checking account with no monthly maintenance fee, but any U.S. Bank checking account will work.
Creighton University’s ID Card
Manage your money with school pride.
Link your student ID with a U.S. Bank checking account to use it at any ATM and to make PIN debit purchases.
Meet your new campus card.
The U.S. Bank campus card program lets you use your student ID to make Visa® debit purchases, ATM withdrawals and more. Open a U.S. Bank Student Checking account and link your student ID to it. Explore the features and benefits of Student Checking, including no monthly maintenance fee. You must be 18 years or older and meet these additional requirements to apply online.
SMART money moves
It’s more important than ever to review your SMART financial habits:
- Save for a rainy day.
- Manage your budget.
- Access your credit score.
- Reduce your debt.
- Track your online security.
Visit the U.S. Bank Financial IQ Student Center for articles and videos on money management. Also, be sure to check out the U.S. Bank Student Scholarship to learn about your chances to win.
Complete everyday banking needs from almost anywhere.
Download the U.S. Bank Mobile App to track your monthly spending, split the check with a friend via Zelle®, get low-balance alerts, deposit checks, check your balance without logging in and more.
Campus card FAQ
The following FAQ provides answers to some of the most common questions about the U.S. Bank campus card program.
Speak with a banker at any U.S. Bank branch. Provide the 16- or 17-digit number that appears on your card and the banker will link it to your U.S. Bank checking account.
Report your card as lost or stolen as soon as possible. You’ll need to contact both your school’s card office and U.S. Bank. Call us at 800-USBANKS (872-2657) or you can call or visit a U.S. Bank branch.
To get a replacement card, visit your school’s card office. Some card offices may charge a replacement fee for lost or stolen cards. When you get a replacement card, visit a banker at any U.S. Bank branch to link your new card to your U.S. Bank account.
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