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With graduation season nearly upon us and the youth unemployment rate above 15%, the personal finance social network WalletHub today released a report examining the Best & Worst Cities to Start a Career in order to help recent graduates hit the “real world” running.A few highlights of the report, which was based on 18 metrics ranging from the number of entry-level jobs per capita to the median starting salary in each of the 150 largest U.S. cities, can be found below.
| Best Cities to Start a Career | Worst Cities to Start a Career | ||||
| 1. | Washington, DC | 141. | Riverside, CA | ||
| 2. | Denver, CO | 142. | Cleveland, OH | ||
| 3. | Irving, TX | 143. | Fayetteville, NC | ||
| 4. | Seattle, WA | 144. | Columbus, GA | ||
| 5. | Minneapolis, MN | 145. | Detroit, MI | ||
| 6. | San Francisco, CA | 146. | Akron, OH | ||
| 7. | Austin, TX | 147. | San Bernardino, CA | ||
| 8. | Dallas, TX | 148. | Stockton, CA | ||
| 9. | Charlotte, NC | 149. | Port St. Lucie, FL | ||
| 10. | Houston, TX | 150. | Modesto, CA | ||
For the full report, please visit: http://wallethub.com/edu/best-cities-to-start-a-career/3626/
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