Looking for a range of salaries for the NJ, NY, PA area that would average what the starting dean of an apartment might start at.
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Look it up at www.salary.com! :)
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Yes, there are plenty of high tech jobs being created all over NYS.  We have a new technology park being built in Upstate right now, that AMD is looking into, as well as some of the other chip and component manufacturers.  Actually, NY held the title in technology for many years with the likes of Smith-Corona, Monarch Machine Tool, National Cash Register, and many others.  The NYC area also has a lot of positions available but many of them are more related to network type positions, and repairs.  Keep in mind that a single BR flat in NYC will run between 1500 and 3k a month plus utilities.  Upstate you can get a whole house for that and many times even less.  Hope this helps
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I have some friends moving there and she's been looking for a job.  There is supposedly a very large job market there.  Not only many jobs available, but many good jobs.\n\nIt's a great place for someone on the east coast looking for decent pay and willing to relocate!
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$60 Grand is not going to cut it. I assume to want to live near a city (I won't say in, because the cost of living in most major U.S. cities is astronomical), unless you decide to move to a place where the standard of living (taxes, gas, rent, utilities, etc...)  is less. The South , especially places like Atlanta, Nashville, and Charlotte, is growing very fast and has a lot of affoadable housing, and a decent standard of living. \nSince you said magazine editor, I'm guessing you want the lifestyle of Jennifer Garner in "13 going on 30." Of course, she was a high ranking editor, and probably earned +$90 G a year. But the glamorous images of life in places like LA, Chicago, NY, Miami, and San Francisco is  EXPENSIVE. Manhattan is notorious for it's high rents and cramped apartments. The MEDIAN home price in Los Angeles is $550,000! (And that's a small house). Journalism is a competitive and low-paying career in the beginning, but if your dedicated enough and willing to put in the grunt work, you can achieve the lifestyle you want, maybe after a few years. \nWe all can't live like the people on "the OC" or those materialistic shows on MTV (Laguna Beach, the Hills, 8th & Ocean, etc...) You need to research to see what it takes to become a magazine editor, what the work is like, how competitive it is to get jobs for the big time mags, and where is the best place to live to become a journalist. Even for college, you need to look at Columbia, UC Berkeley, USC, or Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. Getting into that industry is tough, but those are the best journalism schools in the nation, and they will give you the skills and connections you need to succeed in that business. \n If you want the MTV lifestyle in a place like LA or NY, then your going to have to make at least $200 G to easily afford the things you listed.
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Like drshorty says, it will depend on where you live.  This is sometimes refered to as COLA, or cost of living adjustment.  In other words, an apartment in middle-of-nowhere Podunk, USA will cost less than one in Manhattan.  \n\nSecondly, what is your profession/degree?  If you're in a high-demand field, you can expect to command a higher salary, but if you're one of a million, expect less.  Without this other critical info, I would venture a guess that the $30k amounts noted by others is about right.  Again, that basically means you're homeless in Manhattan, or doing pretty well in some no-named small town.  That's about what I made right out of college, and I live in a pretty big city, and did okay for myself.\n\nThirdly, $100k doesn't go far if you're drowning in debt, and $30k can go pretty far if you're debt free, have no car payment, etc.  You should certainly considering all your expenditures and obligations when budgetting your money, and determining what you can live on.
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Use the below for the salary range, I found it to be $47K to $53K and MedHunters is a good website for finding openings.
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You should have some idea what you are looking for.  Check out the Career Journal at http://www.careerjournal.com/whoshiring/ and job salaries at http://www.salary.com/  Good luck!
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As a native New Yorker here is some advice. To get a good bang for your buck you could look into Dumbo, Brooklyn Heights area (might be a over $2,000) . In Queens; Bayside (has parks), Forest Hills and Whitestone. If you need help contact me; I work with brokers constantly again can refer you to one. Rents range depending on the neighborhood but you can find co-op rentals in Queens from $1,000 to $2,000 a month for a 1 bedroom easily.
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Monster is a good site to get an average pay rate for an area. You can also ask Jeeves what the average is.
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http://www.salary.com/\n\nYou can do a search by job type and zipcode.  It'll give you low, median, and high for that job in that area.
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College professor - salary depends on how prestigious the university is and how much research and teaching you do, could be as high as $75k starting.\n\nFailure analysis and forensic engineering - many firms like to hire PhDs, because this credential is important for marketing expert testimony.  Starting salaries depend on your expertise, ballpark $60-$70k.\n\nHigh-end design firms will also hire PhDs, but you will probably get paid as if you have an MS.  Expect $50k or so to start.\n\nAlso, the government jobs listed above are an option.
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want\n a studio apartment, for howmany months, in which area, what budget, keep in mind& give an add or find a consultant on the web& email him or talk to him.\n          or see the paper how others have written, take the best from both& write. best of luck.
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depends on experience, location and well degree\n\nstarting salay should be between 18-25$ \n\ngraduate nurses at our hospital are starting out at 19$ per hour in the Carolina's this is a 2 year degree
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check out www.salary.com or search for general salary info on google\n\nthis will give you an idea of a retail grocery store district manager in your area because that will vary the salary\n\nremember all the other salary things like benefits, retirement, paid vacation , etc can add up
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$14-$16 is a good starting pay
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You will need a roomate or two. Rent is expensive. You might want to try Brooklyn, Queens, or Bronx. All are good and close to The City.
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well, that could go anywhere from a $1,000 to $2,000 bucks easily.\n\nhttp://newyork.craigslist.org/cgi-bin/search?areaID=3&subAreaID=0&query=&catAbbreviation=aap&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max&bedrooms=1