Good States for a RN

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Hello I'm currently residing in GA. Born and raised basically. I was wondering where is a good state to move too? I want to give my kids some diversity with different cultures. I plan on moving after a year of me receiving my RN license.

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Specializes in CICU, Telemetry.

Oh, the classic 'here's no information about me, but please help me make a major life decision'. So fun.

1. What will you be able to spend monthly on rent/bills?

2. Would you be okay living in snow half the year?

3. Do you need an urban/suburban/rural area?

4. How old are your kids? Do you need to live somewhere with excellent public schools or do you/will you send them to private or parochial schools? If private schools, what's your budget for their schooling?

5. Any other must-haves? absolute hates?

I can't suggest you get a cabin in the woods in the Rocky Mountains if you'd rather be on a beach in Miami. People can post and say 'this area is great' but what's great for one person can be an absolute nightmare for another.

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California! Nurses can make as much as 80$ an hour near the SF area!!

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I posted this question for an general idea. I just wanted a starting point to do my research afterwards. Thank you for your input.

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I have thought about moving to CA. Thank you.

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