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Complete List of "Best Cities for College Grad"

Posted by MDH (aka MDH) Jul 22 '10, 07:13

Businessweek�s 2010 list of Best Cities for New College Grads:

Houston
Washington, D.C.
Dallas
Atlanta
Austin
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Denver
Columbus
Fort Worth
Boston
New York
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Charlotte
Phoenix
Dayton
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Antonia
Richmond
Knoxville
Tuscan
Seattle
Portland, Ore.
Tampa

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I want to know why Bismarck and Fargo aren't on this list. -- nm - ty97 Jul 22, 07:26
where the hell is Tuscan? -- nm - loosilu Jul 22, 07:25
See, yuppies? Stop coming here! -- nm - ty97 Jul 22, 07:18
aren't there more unemployed in Portland than people who actually have jobs? -- nm - Hotkiss Jul 22, 07:17 6
- i'm pretty sure the employment rate in portland does not run above 50%.....nm - xi Jul 22, 07:19 3
  - I exaggerate, but the situation is pretty bad there from what i hear -- nm - Hotkiss Jul 22, 07:22 1
    - The Portland statistical area unemployment is at 10.2, compared to 9.3 nationally. Worse, but not catastrophically so. -- (link) - ty97 Jul 22, 07:25
  - er, "un" employment...nm - xi Jul 22, 07:20
- I *seriously* doubt that. -- nm - Don Homer Jul 22, 07:18
- seriously? -- nm - ty97 Jul 22, 07:18
so basically, most of the larger cities in the US - decline Jul 22, 07:14 4
- Hey, they left off Detroit. -- nm - Will Hunting Jul 22, 07:20
- No Chicago which surprised me, but there's a ton of cities in TX -- nm - MDH Jul 22, 07:19 2
  - Austin's no surprise. Texas overall has cheaper cost of living which helps, I'm sure. -- nm - ty97 Jul 22, 07:26
  - Yeah, but who in their right mind would want to live in *Texas*? -- nm - JaxSean Jul 22, 07:21

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