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College Graduates: Top 25 Cities for Finding Your Entry-Level Job
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Anna Hennings, Tania Khadder, Adam Starr, Alice Handley | Excelle
#2. San Antonio, TX:

Population: 1,328,984
Average Salary: $34,610
Cost of Living Rank (in a 1-100 list): 29
Average Commute Time: 22.5 minutes
Job Growth Rank (in a list of 372 Highest Growth Cities): 20
Unemployment Rate: 6.0
The second largest city in Texas (and on our list!), San Antonio has one of the most solid salary to cost of living ratios in the country and has seen the lowest change in unemployment rate since the onset of the recession. Its projected job growth is extremely promising and consistently high-performing, with plenty of opportunity in the education, health care, manufacturing, government and service sectors. Famous for its River Walk, the Alamo and Tejano culture, San Antonio’s tourism also continues to thrive despite a down economy.
missjohnson83
over 3 years ago
2 comments
already moved to atl
kylejones
over 3 years ago
2 comments
Chicago??
Unaccredited Cate
over 3 years ago
Hmm...no Ann Arbor? How else will Michigan get on the list?
JoeyBataguci
over 3 years ago
18 comments
Yeah Cincinnati--sweeet.
MasonHarper
over 3 years ago
14 comments
My city made it! Go south!
rhygin
over 3 years ago
16 comments
Good overview... nice
Candice_Felker
over 3 years ago
24 comments
No Truckee either?!
Candice_Felker
over 3 years ago
24 comments
No South Lake
Mr_College
over 3 years ago
282 comments
Are your cities on here?