Citi mtvU Grade Points Redemption Form
One of the great things about the Citi mtvU card is that you get Thank You points for good grades. One of the bad things is that in order to get the form, you need to scour the web to find someone who has scanned it or you call them up and they fax it to you. This post is as much for me as it is for anyone else, I’m tired of looking for the form so after I found it on Fatwallet, I’m posting it here.
mtvU Card’s Grade Points Redemption Form (PDF)
Here’s what you get for what grade:
Earn up to 2,000 ThankYou Points twice a year for having a good GPA
GPA = ThankYou Points
2.50 - 2.99 = 250
3.00 - 3.49 = 500
3.50 - 3.99 = 750
4.0 = 2,000
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250 points for being a C student. man, I gotta get this class before they change the rewards on it too.
Man, I gotta get me one of those! I’ll be racking up major points! I’d probably just take the gift cards, the rest of the rewards don’t sound too appealing to me. Thanks for pointing this card out!
I applied for it online, I suspect you’ll get a commission when I get approved.
I hope I will and if I do, I thank you.
As a part time student just like myself, do you have any sense of if you get a the full point value back regardless of your class load?
Also, can you claim back rewards? I’ve had this card for ~1 year I think but have always forgot to get my free points. I wonder if I can claim the past ones…
You get the points regardless of the load and I think that you can send in the form for prior semesters.
Thank you! I got this card on your recommendation over this past summer. It has completely simplified my life. And they gave a 4,000 limit to an 18 year old? Oh well… at least I know how to be responsible with it. Either way I am ready to send in my grades. Only a 3.0 but I’m sure you know what they say about B students vs A students.
Thanks! I’ve been looking all over for this! They make it pretty hard to actually find out how to submit my grades on their website.
Thanks a ton for posting this! I hate how they hide these things…
THANK YOU for posting this form!!
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