This iconic city, known for its historic importance as much as its diehard sports-fan base, is never dull and has a thriving economy. Boston is not only the largest city in New England, also known as the unofficial capital of the Northeast, but is the 20th largest city in the country (10th largest when you take into consideration the Greater Boston area).
Boston is home to several prestigious universities, including Harvard and Boston College, making it an international hot spot for education and a center for medicine.
Due to a high focus in finance and technology, Boston was ranked 14th by the City of London from Z/Yen Group Ltd. and ranked 1st for innovation.
The one downfall for recent graduates is the cost of living. Boston is one of the highest costs of living in the U.S. so make sure you have a job lined up before moving to this chilly city!