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Location: from houstoner to bostoner to new yorker to new jerseyite ;)
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Originally Posted by tpk-nyc
This is for Manhattan and Brownstone Brooklyn-type transplants:
Do you go to a 4-year residential college? +1
Is is highly ranked? +2
Private? +3
Liberal Arts Major (history, English, philosophy)? +4
Your primary goal is to establish yourself in a intellectually and emotionally fulfilling career (which may not be highly compensated)? +6
or
"Practical" Major (accounting, education)? -2
Commuter Student? -3
Community College? -4
Your primary goal is to earn at good living to support a family? -5
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The higher your score the more you'll like New York.
Maybe you should check out the Pacific Northwest, say Portland? Diversity is a bit lacking, but it is definitely laid back and liberal. Then again, I'm a crunchy gal from Northern California and I've made it just fine. But I LOVE NYC. Like the kind of love where I almost cry when I see the skyline when flying in from a trip or even just on a bus coming in from a shopping trip to Jersey.