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Originally Posted by aabby757
A decent slary of a recent college grad in the DC area/mid atlantic region.
thank you so much.
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Again, though, there are variables. Some cities in that area are less costly than others. How recent are you talking, someone who just graduated, or someone who has been out for 3-5 years?
I'm not trying to be a pain, but the question has a bunch of different answers, depending on variables. Also, I'm guessing that an answer in some wide range won't be especially helpful to your project.
ETA: I'll give you an example in my area of the country. If you were to ask about a good salary in New England, you would get a far different answer for people living in Boston than for people in Nashua, NH. You'd even get far different answers within a city - the cost of living in Jamaica Plain (right next to Boston, practically a part of Boston) is less than the cost of living in downtown Boston. It's the same for parts of Hartford if you're talking about CT salaries.
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