This just came up in a discussion and some close friends and I were talking about where, ideally, we would want to work after college.
The persons in question are all assumed to be liberal, young 20somethings with engineering degrees. Not extraordinarly wealthy but not exactly poor, either. Not overly socially active, but active enough to benefit from a good club/bar scene. The best places we could come up with were
1) seattle
2) denver
I think most of California was excluded because of the high costs of living and general state problems. California, a lot like Texas, is seeing a rise in the cost of living and a decline in average income as a result of border problems. Such problems aren't really beneficial for the state. So staying here in Texas and moving to California are not really options.
Where else should we consider?
BTW, the reason this came up is because a lot of interships will move you to cool cities for the summer, so we are trying to figure out where we could have a decent amount of fun.
The persons in question are all assumed to be liberal, young 20somethings with engineering degrees. Not extraordinarly wealthy but not exactly poor, either. Not overly socially active, but active enough to benefit from a good club/bar scene. The best places we could come up with were
1) seattle
2) denver
I think most of California was excluded because of the high costs of living and general state problems. California, a lot like Texas, is seeing a rise in the cost of living and a decline in average income as a result of border problems. Such problems aren't really beneficial for the state. So staying here in Texas and moving to California are not really options.
Where else should we consider?
BTW, the reason this came up is because a lot of interships will move you to cool cities for the summer, so we are trying to figure out where we could have a decent amount of fun.
Denver would be my choice for what's described above, but I'm moving to Dallas next year.
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