High School Checking Account

Chase High School Checking is for student ages 13-17 at account opening with their parent/guardian as a co-owner. The parent must have an existing qualifying Chase checking account which must be linked to the High School Checking account. Qualifying accounts exclude Chase High School Checking, Chase College Checking, Chase Secure Checking and Chase First Checking.

High School Checking has no monthly service fee. Standard Overdraft Practice and Chase Debit Card Coverage℠ aren't available.

To open an account in the branch, students must have a parent or guardian with them. The parent or guardian must have a qualifying checking account. Qualifying accounts exclude Chase High School Checking, Chase College Checking, Chase Secure Checking and Chase First Checking.

Students should bring at least one primary ID and one secondary ID. See acceptable forms of identification to open an account (PDF).

Non-U.S. citizens can open a Chase High School Checking℠ account in any Chase branch with a Passport with photo and the Student INS I-20 or ICE I-20 form OR Passport with photo and the DS-2019 form. Non-U.S. students also need a residential address and a parent or legal guardian.

When the student turns 19, their Chase High School Checking account will convert to a Chase Total Checking account and they'll receive a new Chase debit card. The parent/guardian from the Chase High School Checking account will remain as a co-owner of the Chase Total Checking account unless removed.

Eligible students 17 years or older can change their account from a High School Checking account to a Chase College Checking account by seeing a banker at a Chase branch. You'll need proof of student status (for example, a transcript or acceptance letter) and expected graduation date. If you have questions about acceptable forms of identification, contact the branch for more information.