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Based on the two options that I found I think that I would go with the quick silver because the benefits are just slightly better for this card and I spend a good amount of money on gas right now.

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Also a cash back card this one gives you 1.5% back. To be able to  get this card you need to have good credit. This is also a reward card and is good if you spend a lot of money on gas.

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This credit card is a rewards card that gives you 1% back. To acquire this card you need to have good credit. This card also has balance transfer and low interest

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For me loans will be my only way to afford college anywhere and I find that I will have very limited ability to acquire federal loans and my parents are not going to do PLUS loans. So my only real option is finding private loans to pay what federal loans don't.

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These loans work much more like a personal loan than a student loan and you receive money and interest based on your credit and they are not subsidized. Also the interest rates are typically higher than government loans.

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This is another form of government loan that is 100% subsidized and the interest rate is typically about 5% and is more desirable for students, however, the qualifications of such a loan are much more stringent. These loans are also distributed to schools who decide which students get to take advantage of these loans.

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https://www.debt.org/students/types-of-loans/
https://www.nerdwallet.com/credit-cards
https://studentloans.gov/myDirectLoan/index.action

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This is  a type of federal student loan. These loans come in two different for subsidized and unsubsidized. In a subsidized loan the government pays off the interest while you are in school but this interest rate is slightly higher than an unsubsidized loan.Then an unsubsidized loan is where the government does not pay off the interest while you are in school but, the interest rate is slightly lower than the subsidized. Like any government student loan this is need based and granted to students who have families with low income.