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Making The Move to Minnesota
Will I Be Able to Find A Good Job in Minnesota?Minnesota industries are often thought to be primarily agriculture, forestry and mining. These, however, provide only a small percentage of what we produce. Minnesota has one of the most diverse, and strongest, economies in the nation. Over ninty percent of the industries in the nation are represented here. Unemployment rates are almost always lower in Minnesota than the national average.Many people who move to Minnesota do so because of good job opportunities. Perhaps that is why Minnesota is one of the few midwestern states whose population is growing faster than the overall national average. Minnesota consistently ranks in the top ten states for per capita income. You can find much more information about Minnesota's economy and job opportunities at Department of Employment and Economic Development One of our best job search sites is: Minnesota Works Where In Minnesota Should I Live?The Twin CitiesThe Twin Cities are the cultural and entertainment hub of the upper midwest. Here you will find theaters, orchestras, museums(including the Minnesota Children's Museum, The Science Museum of Minnesota, and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts), as well as Minnesota's professional sports teams.Educational opportunities abound in the Twin Cities. The main campus of the University of Minnesota is located in the Twin Cities. Find an extensive list of Minnesota Colleges and Universities here. If access to great shopping is important to you, the Mall of America, the largest indoor shopping center in the country, is located in the Twin Cities suburb of Bloomington.
Outstate Minnesota"Outstate Minnesota" is a term you will frequently hear in reference to all of the state that is outside the Twin Cities. Others call this major part of the state "Greater Minnesota." Whatever we call it, we all know that it is also a wonderful place to live.The smaller towns and cities in Minnesota all have their unique appeal. For both young and old, labor and professional workers, living alone and with families, "Outstate Minnesota" offers a high quality of life and safe communities. You may have your heart set on living "up north" whether in the lakes area or on the North Shore of Lake Superior. Southern Minnesota holds many charms as well with beautiful bluff country, the rivers and laid back way of life.
Is Minnesota A Kid-Friendy Place?A move to Minnesota will put you in a state that consistently ranks in the top 10 places in the U.S. to raise a family. The quality of life things that are assesssed include:
Child Magazine conducted an extensive search of 100 cities throughout the U.S. to find the best place to raise a family. Their criteria included pediatric healthcare, schools, housing costs and air quality. Their research also points to highlights in each city, special qualities that exist no where else. The Saint Paul/Minneapolis area is on their list of the top five places to raise a family. Since you want the best educational opportunities for your children, a move to Minnesota is a great decision! Check out what is offered by our Minnesota Schools Minnesota cities and towns often make the lists of best places to live when the criteria include things family want: economic opportunity, good schools, safe streets, things to do and a sense of community.
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