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First
Raleigh, nc
Charlotte, nc
Cape Coral, Fl
Orlando/ winter garden, Fl
west Palm Beach, fl
Palm Coast, Fl
Atlanta suburbs, ga
Charleston, sc
Las Vegas, nv
Phoenix- Mesa, az
tucson, az
Coachilla, ca
Bakersfield, ca
Rio Rancho, nm
2nd
Aurora, colorado
Fort Collins, co
Colorado Springs, co
Boise, idaho
Salem, or
Dallas- fort Worth area, tx
Houston area, tx
El Paso, tx
Austin, tx
San Antonio, tx
Chicago suburbs, Il
Kansas City, mo/ks and suburbs
Omaha, ne
Indianapolis, in
Fort Wayne, in
Crown Point, in
Lafayette, in
Grand Rapids, mi
columbus area, oh
Medina, oh
Brunswick, oh
Rochester, ny
Syracuse suburbs, ny
Dover, de
Jacksonville, nc
Lexington- Georgetwon, ky
Draper- american Fork, utah
Rochester, mn
Lodi, ca
Visalia, ca
3rd
reading, pa
York, pa
Erie, pa
Cincinatti suburbs, oh
Detroit suburbs, mi
Champaign, il
Saint louis suburbs, mo
eugene, or
Sacramento, ca
Boston, ma
Dale city, va
Myrtle Beach, sc
State College, pa
Richmond, va
Kalamazoo, mi
Madison, wi
Owatonna, mn
Lincoln, ne
Saint George, utah
i know thats a loooooooot
I could keep going because i like a lot of places excepg Philly, DC, baltimore and north jersey :P
I know i want to leave New Jersey in the near future after i get my self together (Education wise)
1st Tier:
Tampa,Fl
Jacksonville Fl
Pittsburgh Pa
Augusta Georgia
2nd Tier:
Charlotte North Carolina
Harrisburg Pa
Atlanta, Georgia
3rd Tier:
Austin Tx
Wilmington De
Stone Mountain Ga
Phoenix Az
Charleston SC- I'm Concerned about racism
Mobile Alabama Same as Sc Concerned about Racism
Philadelphia
Mami Fl
Houston, Ft Worth, Austin, Corpus TX
Denver, Colo Springs, Estes Park Colo.
Key West, St Pete, St Augustine, Talahassee FL
Atlanta, Savannah GA
Boise, Cour de Alene ID
San Diego CA
Corvallis and Ashland OR
St George and Provo Utah
2nd tier:
Dallas
Jackson MS
Birmingham AL
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Columbus and Cincy OH
St Louis
Nashville, Memphis, Chatanooga, Knoxville, Johnson City TN
Baton Rouge
3rd tier
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse NY
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Oklahoma City
Tucson
Albuquerque, Santa Fe NM
Billings MT
No tier: (does not compute)
NYC, Philly, Boston, Chicago, Dayton OH and SF
Last edited by EverestClimb; 07-14-2009 at 08:57 PM..
2nd tier
Pitman, NJ
Wildwood Crest, NJ
Collingwood, NJ
Haddonfield, NJ
Ocean City, NJ
Franklinville, NJ
Glassboro, NJ
Red Bank, NJ
Maplewood, NJ
3rd tier:
Cape May Point, NJ
Princeton, NJ
Philadelphia, PA
Fortesque, NJ
Newark, NJ
Alexandria, VA
Bridgewater/Weston-Super-Mare area, Somerset UK
OBX, NC
Portland area, Maine
Seattle metro, WA
all I know is, no matter what I want to be near the Ocean, and for me Philly is the maximum distance I'd want to live from the beach. I also love my home of NJ and would hate to be far from my family.
1st tier: You've researched, and a STRONG POSSIBILITY.
2nd tier: You're researched, and A possibility
3rd tier: You're researched, and unlikely, but a REMOTE possibility that hasn't been written off.
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For me...
1st Tier:
Las Vegas/Henderson, Nevada
Hononlulu, Hawaii (I'm sure unaffordable, but nontheless I like everything else)
Los Angeles, California (and area).
2nd Tier:
Ft Lauderdale, Florida
Clearwater, Florida
3rd Tier:
Boston, Massachusetts
Raleign, North Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina
Seattle, Washington
I'll only do U.S. cities:
1st Tier:
Philadelphia - Seriously considering moving to Philly in a few years to pursue a graduate degree at UPenn. I've always wanted to experience an older, urban, public transit-oriented city on the east coast and Philly is my top choice. Low cost of living, vibrant urban core, lots of history, what's not to like?
Washington DC - I plan on living in DC for a large part of my life as I hope to work for the federal government one day. It's not where I want to move right away, because I want to experience other places first but I felt I had to put it in this tier because, realistically, it's where I'll end up.
2nd Tier:
New York City - Would love to live in New York for at least a couple years but the cost of living is a turnoff. Still, it has some great grad schools that I am considering.
Boston - (see above)
Chicago - I feel like I would love living in Chicago for a couple years. The grad schools in Chicago don't really fit my criteria as nicely as I would like though...
3rd Tier:
Miami - Seems like an awesome party city and a fun place to be young. The humidity is a turnoff and there really aren't any schools in Miami that are on my radar.
Austin - (see above)
Denver - Like everything about it, but I should really go a little further east considering I've been on the west coast my whole life.
I'm mostly looking for places where I could pursue graduate school for music, arts administration and/or psychology, with some fun mixed in (mostly the 3rd group).
1st Tier - The West Coast "S" Group
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
2nd Tier - The Big City Group
New York City
Miami
Chicago
Houston
3rd Tier - The Foreign Group
Vancouver
Madrid/Barcelona
Sao Paulo/Rio
Puerto Vallarta/Baja California Sur
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