All Done With School & Moving Out of NYC?

Once you’ve moved that tassel over and you’re officially a college graduate, your next step is to start the rest of your life. For many people, that means moving out of New York City. Whether you’re leaving in search of your dream job, entrepreneurial opportunities, or a lower cost of living, you’re not alone.

The Most Popular Destinations: Warm Southern Cities, Sunny California & Texas

Not surprisingly, the factors most attractive to recent college graduates deciding where to live are employment opportunities, affordable rent, and the ability to have some fun. After enduring harsh NYC winters, life in Atlanta, Miami, or St. Louis is definitely appealing. California’s experiencing a population boom: if you want to be part of it, read our tips on moving from New York to California. As for Texas, Houston and Dallas are the two top draws for recent college grads.

The Long Distance Small Move: How to Save Money

If you’re moving a long distance and you don’t have a lot of stuff, it’s possible to save money by choosing the right moving company. With over 30 years’ experience, Shleppers has helped thousands of college graduates move. We’ll help you with every aspect of your move so you can get your stuff where you need it to be, on time and on budget. If you’ve never planned a household move before, it can be extremely helpful to have an experienced team helping you.

You can save money by scheduling your long distance move strategically. If you have some flexibility in your timeline, booking your move for the middle of the month can make it more affordable. Other money saving tips include getting rid of things you don’t need and won’t use in your new life – for example, if you’re totally done with Organic Chemistry, you don’t have to pack and move your textbook. Let it go.

To find out more about long distance moves, read this.