If you're approaching the end of college, this section is for you 

The ultimate goal of college is to land a job, yes? So, looking long-term, you may want to make plans to stay in Dayton. After all, your professional network builds throughout college. Professors, internships, classmates, professional clubs and on-campus groups…you’ve built a network that could very well lead to permanent employment. So capitalize on that.

Of course, a job isn’t the only reason to stay. Dayton offers a great quality life. It’s one of the most livable cities. A recent graduate with an entry-level job needs affordable housing, goods and services. As a medium-sized city in the Midwest, Dayton offers the amenities of an urban area without an exorbitant price tag.

And while more education may not sound appealing right now, down the road you’re going to need it. An advanced degree is becoming a must-have, with promotions and raises tied to it. When it comes time for that master’s degree, you’ve got choices here.

Read on to learn more about why you should Live, Learn and Work in Dayton.