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CareerRookie.com, CareerBuilder's college job search site, have identified
the 10 best cities for recent college graduates to both find a job and an
affordable apartment.

The list was compiled by identifying the top U.S. cities with the highest
concentration of young adults, the largest inventory of jobs requiring less
than one year of experience, and the most apartments affordable on a median
new graduate's salary.

Here's the list of selected cities and the cost of renting a one-bedroom
apartment.

1. Atlanta, $723
2. Phoenix, $669
3. Denver, $779
4. Dallas, $740
5. Boston, $1,275
6. Philadelphia, $938
7. New York, $1,366
8. Cincinnati, $613
9. Baltimore, $1,041
10. Los Angeles, $1,319

Source: CareerRookie.com and Apartments.com (05/05/2010)

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