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The Charleston area probably has the strongest and most-diversified economy of any metro in South Carolina (e.g., tourism, port, military, manufacturing, retirees, professional services, etc.). It shouldn't be terribly difficult finding a job. My main concern would be the cost of housing, which being a relatively upscale coastal area, can be difficult for a B.A. graduate in family child studies such as yourself. You may have to live further out that you would normally desire (perhaps in a suburban area in Dorchester or Berkeley County), and may have some commuting distance. However, your work may be in one of those further-out areas anyways, which may not be so bad in terms of commute (although I don't know to what extent you want to be in or near the City of Charleston).
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in need of a job in a few years
