Seattle is America's most desired post-graduation destination for college students, according to the new Axios-Generation Lab Next Cities Index, which tracks rising U.S. work and culture trends through geographic preferences.
Seattle is America's most desired post-graduation destination for college students, according to the newThe Emerald City, with its superstar tech-hub status, cool climate, green-energy embrace and music and art scene, eclipsed two top-dollar coastal destinations — New York and Los Angeles — among young adults looking to move. Seattle also drew a more bipartisan appeal.
Austin didn't appear among the top 15 cities for Democrats, and New York didn't appear among the top 15 cities for Republicans.The pandemic didn't dictate the destination calculus for any of the students interviewed by Axios. But the resulting explosion of remote work did shape some students' thinking about how far from family they choose to move — and whether work from home is all it was cracked up to be.
University of Arkansas student Morgan Wilson, who wants to be a therapist, concluded some interactions are simply more effective in person. "I used to think it would be amazing to do everything from home, but it is not that great, as it turns out." Harbick, the JMU student with sights on Seattle, says he expects it will be his second post-college move. His first is about a two-hour drive from school — to Virginia's capital, Richmond, where he's already accepted a job that starts after graduation.
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