I'm moving help me choose my location

[GrindtooFilthy]

Moving after graduation in 6 months, need to start planning accordingly. Major is EE got job opportunities lined up in each location.

need help choosing a place i might wanna stay for a solid decade before i decide to move elsewhere

also it would help if you can explain the pros and cons of each

so far houston and atlanta got me but im thinking of ny since it's close to home

 

[Drip Bayless]

Houston or Atlanta

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

Houston or Atlanta

can you expand why?

please and thanks

 

[mamba]

Houston.

It's close enough to Austin and Dallas. Plenty of opportunities for EE majors. If that high-speed rail kicks off, you can be mobile with your talents.

 

[Poitier]

You are going to have to give more information on what you are seeking?

If you got it like that money wise and aren't too concerned being around non-Blacks? NYC, Seattle or LA.
If you want Black hubs? ATL and DC
If you want places that are still growing at exponential rates? ATL and Houston

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

You are going to have to give more information on what you are seeking?

If you got it like that money wise and aren't too concerned being around non-Blacks? NYC, Seattle or LA.
If you want Black hubs? ATL and DC
If you want places that are still growing at exponential rates? ATL and Houston

i want a black hub, i heard DC be on some funky shyt also isn't houston considered a black hub?

also if i live in nyc it won't be around these yuppies that shyt would be annoying. seattle has tacoma which i heard as a thriving black populations so i guess i can throw LA out the bag

if there a few thing i want you guys to consider it would be the economy, cost of living, nightlife, and dateable women

 

[Poitier]

isn't houston considered a black hub?

No, its a majority Mexican city and fairly diverse. There are affluent Black suburbs but not on the scale of DC or Atlanta.

if there a few thing i want you guys to consider it would be the economy, cost of living, nightlife, and dateable women

Houston or Atlanta imo but consider the renting market is different and more expensive than buying a house.

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

No, its a majority Mexican city and fairly diverse. There are affluent Black suburbs but not on the scale of DC or Atlanta.






Houston or Atlanta imo but consider the renting market is different and more expensive than buying a house.

entry level job starting around 60-65k so renting or owning shouldn't be a problem

hmm being diverse wouldn't be a problem i just dont wanna live in white dominated city, that shyt is soul draining

 

[Drip Bayless]

can you expand why?

please and thanks

Ion know about much about electrical, but as far as chemE houston one of the best places to work. Some of the highest paying wages and good opportunity for growth. Since they need electrical engineers in the oil industry I figure their prospects are similar. Atlanta is good for a black hub, both areas have affordable housing.

 

[Rich Spirit]

definitely Houston although rent prices have gone up slightly as of late

 

[Username]

Go with New York, man.

 

[dterpsss]

with EE you should go to saudi and cake up

 

[FRIED MASON]

Are you moving alone?

 

[the artist known az]

Go where the COL is low

 

[dc007]

Id say either DC or ATL. DC has high cost of living but if you care about being around blacks these seem like the only 2 choices. DC gets you closer to Boston, assuming that is your hometown. I havent spent too much time in ATL but the women i seen were top notch and im sure they less stuck up than DC women.

If that race doesnt concern u, dont think there is a choice outside of NYC if they goin give u a COL adjustment based on the market you entering.