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Hi, I'm a senior Computer Science/Electrical Engineering student at a major University in the Bay Area. With housing prices going through the roof here, I'd like to move to another region in the US(ideally large/fairly large cities) where buying an apartment/house is something feasible. My biggest criteria by far is availability of tech jobs with housing/living cost coming in as a close second. If possible, I'd like to have a major University in/near the city as well. I am really open to hearing any suggestions that you may have. Thanks
Raleigh/Durham Chapel Hill, NC
Austin, TX
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Huntsville AL
Greenville/Spartanburg SC
Kansas City, MO
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Raleigh/Durham Chapel Hill, NC
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Seattle is somewhat expensive, but you can write you own ticket in computer science. San Francisco companies are exploding here, and the home-grown giants keep growing.
So is Grand Rapids,but Aerospace, medical, and a few other niches as well.
The OP did say they would prefer a large city.
What's large is relative, but Grand Rapids may not fit the mold they're looking for (I don't consider it large, personally).
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