As a college graduate you are either buried in student loans waiting to be paid, you have lived a bare thread existence, or you are just ready to prosper after a long preparation period called your “whole life.” The following list was compiled from Hannah Clark’s beautiful article in Forbes.com “The Best Cities To Get A Job.”
The numbers represent a small part of why these cities are considered the top 10 cities for college graduates to find a job. Each city’s economy is outlined with new companies or industry highlights. In addition “affordability” ratings for housing (NAR calculator) and cost of goods (Cost of Living Index by infoplease.com) should be areas that students investigate on their own.
Top 10 Cities To Get A Job
1. Washington D.C.: Unemployment rank: 4 and Job growth rank: 12
2. Phoenix, Ariz: Unemployment rank: 17 and Job growth rank: 8
3. Las Vegas, Nev: Unemployment rank: 12 and Job growth rank: 1
4. Orlando, Fla: Unemployment rank: 5 and Job growth rank : 6
5. Bethesda, Md: Unemployment rank: 2 and Job growth rank : 32
6. Richmond, Va: Unemployment rank: 6 and Job growth rank : 28
7. Raleigh, NC: Unemployment rank: 18 and Job growth rank: 22
8. Jacksonville, Fla: Unemployment rank: 13 and Job growth rank: 20
9. Oklahoma City, Okla: Unemployment rank: 21 and Job growth rank: 44
10. Virginia Beach, Va: Unemployment rank: 16 and Job growth rank: 25
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