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The list is also missing Pittsburgh, which has been doing great throughout the recession for the Eds and Meds reason as well.
by allwein 16y ago
The list is also missing Pittsburgh, which has been doing great throughout the recession for the Eds and Meds reason as well.
- enjo 16y agoI was surprised not to see Denver on the list. Unemployment in the Denver metro has been pretty good throughout. I can't imagine more money has been spent in Medical than at CU's new medical center (it's an enormous complex that is nearly constantly expanding). Cost of living is higher I suppose. It certainly doesn't line up with my actual experience. I have extensive ties to Little Rock, and I just don't see any way that it's anyone can consider it a "stronger" city in any possible measure. Unemployment has been sky high, and continues to be a real challenge there (I have 5 or 6 college degree holding friends that have unemployed for more than 12 months). In Denver everyone I know has a job. I'd love to see more about their methodology.