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Top U.S. cities for recent college graduates | Entertainment News

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The Best U.S. Cities for New College Graduates

As college graduates prepare to enter the workforce, they are faced with the decision of where to start their careers. SmartAsset recently conducted a study to determine the best cities for new college graduates based on job opportunities, affordability, and social aspects.

One of the top cities for new college graduates is Oshkosh-Neenah, WI. This metro area boasts a low unemployment rate of 0.5% and a relatively low cost of living at $32,760 annually for basic necessities and taxes for a single adult. Additionally, 16.1% of residents are in their 20s, providing a vibrant and youthful community for recent graduates.

For those looking to earn high incomes, the Bay Area and Washington D.C. are prime locations. Metro areas like San Jose, San Francisco, and Napa offer the highest income potential for college graduates, with salaries ranging from $85,145 to $102,478.

On the other end of the spectrum, Jackson, TN stands out for its low cost of living and very low unemployment rate of 0.2%. With a pre-tax salary of $27,955, it is an affordable option for recent graduates looking to establish themselves in the workforce.

Overall, the study identified the top 10 places for new college graduates, taking into account factors like job market, affordability, and social opportunities. Whether graduates prioritize career growth, affordability, or social activities, there are cities across the U.S. that cater to their needs and preferences.

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