Bellevue Ranked Third Best Mid-Sized City for College Graduates

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue earned recognition as the third best mid-sized city in the United States for college graduates entering the job market, showcasing its strong tech industry and commitment to quality of life. The city boasts an impressive median income of $107,998 for college graduates, significantly higher than many competitors. Educational attainment is also noteworthy, with 69. 9% of residents holding a bachelor's degree, compared to Seattle’s 65. 9%.

Bellevue leads in healthcare coverage, as 85. 3% of its residents benefit from employer-based insurance. This performance reflects a broader trend of economic strength and opportunity for recent graduates. The analysis included various metrics such as employment, financial health, and lifestyle quality across U. S.

cities. Seattle also performed well, ranking fifth among large cities for career prospects. Overall, Bellevue's achievements in these areas solidify its reputation as a desirable location for young professionals.

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