Don't get your hopes up! I can already see the job market improving (at least around my area). The graduates in May and December of 2009 had it very bad... the most that would graduate with jobs would be 10 out of 60. My class of May 2010 has shown a HUGE turn around where most of the students had jobs before graduating and only a couple are left without jobs thus far. I live in North Carolina and most of the students are staying in state however many have decided to go to Texas, PA, SC, and various others. Willingness to travel will definitely help. But being at the stage you are in your program, don't worry about it.... you still have many obstacles to go through in your program and worrying about this should become priority in 2013 when you graduate!! Good luck!!:)