Best City for a Recent College Grad

[cpomp]

Philadelphia

[manchesterUnited]

Originally Posted by AGuyFromCleveland18

I'm a senior this year, and thinking about where I want to go next year. I would like some place with a good number of educated, intelligent people, great cultural amenities, professional sports, and a decent economy. Weather is not an issue, except that I prefer cool to hot, and would rather stay away from really hot places like LA, Phoenix, Houston, Atlanta, etc. Oh, and a good singles scene would be nice .

What type of work are you looking for?

[BigCityDreamer]

Originally Posted by AGuyFromCleveland18

Just curious, why not West Coast cities, such as San Francisco, Portland, or Seattle?

Of these, only San Francisco has all 4 pro sports. That may be a factor.

I suggest giving more details about what you're looking for to narrow it down more.

[ckhthankgod]

Pittsburgh might be a sleeper, but other aspects need to be included in order to make suggestions.

[FAReastcoast]

Originally Posted by AGuyFromCleveland18

I'm a senior this year, and thinking about where I want to go next year. I would like some place with a good number of educated, intelligent people, great cultural amenities, professional sports, and a decent economy. Weather is not an issue, except that I prefer cool to hot, and would rather stay away from really hot places like LA, Phoenix, Houston, Atlanta, etc. Oh, and a good singles scene would be nice .

Since when is LA weather considered "HOT"?

[andrew61]

Originally Posted by FAReastcoast

Since when is LA weather considered "HOT"?

It depends on where in L.A. you're talking about. I was there one October and I had to smile at the weather forecast: "70 degrees today along the Santa Monica pier, 102 in the Valley."