Fast-growing Southern metros offer the best prospects, a new study finds.
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Fast-growing Southern metros offer the best job opportunities for college graduates, according to a new study.
The big picture: Birmingham, Alabama, and Tampa Bay, Florida, top the list, based on payroll processor ADP's ranking of 20-something hiring rates, wages and affordability.
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New York City and LA didn't make the list, published by Glassdoor and Redfin on April 14.
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These U.S. cities offer thriving job markets, competitive wages, and affordable living.
