which of these places is best to live?
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which of these places is best to live?
alright, this question again but this time more specific to below areas..
i got an email from company recruitment coordinator and she said below areas are looking for new grads..i've never been to any of those areas so I have no clue.
which area is best in terms of living? (good community, not too expensive, etc)
Arkansas: Fayetteville, Little Rock, Springdale and Rogers
Arizona: Tucson
California: Central Coast, Crescent City, Eureka, Fresno, Modesto, Oakland and Sacramento regions
Mississippi: Jackson
Missouri: Joplin
New Mexico: Albuquerque and Hobbs
Texas: El Paso, Mount Pleasant, Texas Valley and Wichita Falls
Washington: Tacoma, Bremerton, Vancouver
Wisconsin: Green Bay, Madison and Milwaukee
i got an email from company recruitment coordinator and she said below areas are looking for new grads..i've never been to any of those areas so I have no clue.
which area is best in terms of living? (good community, not too expensive, etc)
Arkansas: Fayetteville, Little Rock, Springdale and Rogers
Arizona: Tucson
California: Central Coast, Crescent City, Eureka, Fresno, Modesto, Oakland and Sacramento regions
Mississippi: Jackson
Missouri: Joplin
New Mexico: Albuquerque and Hobbs
Texas: El Paso, Mount Pleasant, Texas Valley and Wichita Falls
Washington: Tacoma, Bremerton, Vancouver
Wisconsin: Green Bay, Madison and Milwaukee
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That's a lot of areas to be comparing. You can use generalities though.
South: Low-cost of living, low taxes, warm weather, etc. You do have a lot of uneducated people (aka rednecks), and you may not find the entertainment you're looking for as a young graduate
California: expensive as well, high taxes, limited freedoms (think CARB), etc. Good weather, lots of stuff to do though.
Washington: read California
Wisconsin: I've actually lived in Madison, so I know what it's like. Housing is somewhat affordable in Madison, though not as cheap as someplace in the South. High utility bills in the winter and it's cold as hell. Taxes are pretty high and you have a bunch of liberal hippies living in Madison. Quite a bit of stuff to do on the weekends though.
South: Low-cost of living, low taxes, warm weather, etc. You do have a lot of uneducated people (aka rednecks), and you may not find the entertainment you're looking for as a young graduate
California: expensive as well, high taxes, limited freedoms (think CARB), etc. Good weather, lots of stuff to do though.
Washington: read California
Wisconsin: I've actually lived in Madison, so I know what it's like. Housing is somewhat affordable in Madison, though not as cheap as someplace in the South. High utility bills in the winter and it's cold as hell. Taxes are pretty high and you have a bunch of liberal hippies living in Madison. Quite a bit of stuff to do on the weekends though.
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Well it is just my offensive opinion, but If you are in a gang and have no car insurance, Albq. is for you. Kurkey, is rough! I have lots of family there. I would NOT move there.
Don't do it.
