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@Account Closed I believe it goes without saying. You should definitely try to keep your personal credit in order at all times. So the short answer to your question is...you should focus on both especially since it seems you have a gameplay for your REI career.
You mentioned you are not 18 yet. One thing you can do is talk with your parents to see if when you turn 18, they can link your name to any of their credit cards. I'm not saying they have to give you access to their accounts, but by having your name linked as an authorized user...you will be able to establish a score quicker. I did this with my son who is in the Navy and he had a low 700 score around 4 months after his 18th bday.
Hope that helps. I wish I had started on my REI career when I was 18 ;)