Cincinnati is the No. 1 city for new college grads
SmartAsset ranked the best places for the class of 2021 to kick off their post-graduate life.
SmartAsset ranked the best cities for recent college grads based on jobs, affordability, and fun; a lifestyle that will allow them to pay off loans and save while still having a good time.
The study found that there are more opportunities away from the costs, and Cincinnati ranked No. 1 on the list. We came in seventh for affordability, tied third for fun, and are recognized for an affordable cost of living (median monthly rent is $660 and the cost of living is $19,713).
The rankings were determined by a number of factors for the 106 largest cities in the country. To read more about the data and methodology, click here.
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