<prompt> Human: I recently graduated college in May and received my bachelors degree in nursing. Ive been living at home and working at a local hospital in Connecticut, saving as much money as I can and getting as much experience as I can. I would really like to move to NYC because Ive always dreamed of living there and never had the means to do so. Now that I have my degree in nursing, Im hoping to find a job in the city and to move out there some time next year.Id like to move to NYC or somewhere very close to it, perhaps Brooklyn or even Queens. Im somewhat naive on the financial aspect of this idea, so can someone please educate me on what type of financial problems I can run into? Im 22 years old, single, and have only 2 things to worry about paying right now which is my car 480mo. for less than 2 more years and my student loans which is about 250-300mo. I also would like to save up enough money to go back to school to become a nurse anesthetist or even medical school.The reason Id like to move out, if it matters, is that I dont feel like Im growing here at home or in CT. I think moving to the city will not only help me find myself but also will give me the best opportunities to grow personally and career-wise.  <response>: You can do it, nurses do well here. Just get a job here before moving then find a roommate who is looking to rent a room to get on your feet. After you are comfortable in your position and have an emergency fund saved up you can get your own place. 