<prompt> Human: I am graduating college Saturday with multiple majors resorts, management, computer science and minors accounting, nonprofit, internship experience at a ski resort, and pretty advanced computer skills with one of my majors being computer and information systems with two concentrations Programming Architecture Security.Im going to be moving into the basement apartment of my grandmas house so I dont have to pay rent and can save up some money for the move. I currently live in a town in which the median household income is like 20-24k. The town that I am moving to has a median income of 33k.Im basically looking at this as I have six months in which I am going to pour most of my free time into searching and applying for jobs across the country before I have to start repaying my student loans. Im working a minimum wage 7.25hr job right now in which I get tips Im a bellman that Im saving up in a literal piggy bank. I make about 300-400 take home pay every two weeks and Ive gotten 300 in tips from 4 slow weeks of work hospitality industry obviously picks up during summer months.What suggestions do you have for someone who is trying to make this move from a small town life into a larger at least 30k population town to start my adult journey? Is there some kind of rule for how much I should save up based on where Im wanting to go? The huge ass cities NYLAMiamietc are pretty much out of the question. I read that Forbes list of the best places for college grads that suggests Dallas, TX 5.9 unemployment, 900 average apartment, 46.2k average income, Houston, TX 6 unemployment, 800 average apartment, 47.5k average income, and Denver, CO 7.4 unemployment, 970 average apartment, 50k average income.How much can be placed in these types of lists? With those numbers, what should I try to save up before making the big move? Doing something like this, is it reasonable to sell my car to put towards the savings when Im ready to move and just invest in a bike or scooter or something? Im really just looking for any kind of advice. Really desperate to make this move and start making things happen for myself and my family who have always lived in this area Im in right now.Thanks guysgals!Assistant: My advice is to not move anywhere unless you have a job in that city. DO NOT move somewhere assuming you will find a job. Because in that case no amount of money is enough.Human: Im just having no luck finding jobs in my own town or elsewhere right now. Ive been sending out resumes nonstop since my senior year started and I am yet to get even a callback for a job. The job Im working now I just went to their job fair at that location and interviewed on the spot.It seems pretty tough for me to get a job at a resort where I have some internship experience without actually being at the location since everything is so seasonal in that industry, so I really dont even know where or how to begin which is why I kind of want to just wing it and take a chance. At this point in my life I just dont feel like it would hurt me at all. I work a minimum wage job, I have no wifekids, piss poor credit, and pretty much nothing to lose other than self-esteem which is pretty low right now.shrug. Im desperate and nothing Ive tried so far has even come close to working.  <response>: You dont have to live in a city to apply for a job in that city. Apply around to different cities, but only move when you have a job. 