Choosing where to build a career is a challenging decision, and as recent graduates enter the job market, they are looking to move to cities based not only on the job opportunities available , but factors like housing affordability and commuter-friendliness.
WalletHub recently ranked 182 U.S. cities to determine the best and worst places to start a career in 2024, comparing the relative market strength and overall livability. WalletHub compiled its rankings by rating each city based on 26 key metrics including the availability of entry-level jobs, the average monthly starting salary, and housing affordability.
