should I move to the state of texas?
101667
I'm from Texas and it definitely has its charms. Houston is a great place..so is Austin. Every place has its pros and cons though. People are overall friendly, there are lots of good places to eat and things to do. But there are a lot of Bush supporters! ;)
1142130
Make up your mind to relocate to a better paying state.  Take Wisconsin, for instance.  If you know how to "finish the job", you'll get quite a handsome tip!
531254
Austin is great.It is small, beautiful and trendy. Houston has lots of opportunity. It is huge, ugly and cheap to live in, but has lots to do and lots of jobs. (before anyone trashes my post- I am a native Houstonian and choose to live there in spite of the down side, for now.) Santa Fe NM, and Albuquerque NM can be good.  It really depends on what kinds of job one seeks and the skills one has to offer.  The bureau of labor statistics site offers a great deal of information.
532924
Texas is a state school that lives large off its endowments,and may be less expensve than some--its a great school--good luck
137038
go to Korean town if u live in States? u should state where u stay.
311137
I lived in Texas for 18 years (14 in Dallas, 4 in Houston).  For the last 3 years, I've lived in San Francisco.  Here are some contrasts I've noticed:\n\n1) Prices.  Texas is dirt-cheap, especially for real estate and gas.  California will suck money out of you whether you're renting an apartment or buying a house.  I bought gas yesterday for $3.40 / gallon.  \n\n2) Traffic.  The traffic I've experienced in San Fran and LA is worse than anything I've experienced in Dallas or Houston.  \n\n3) Weather.  Here, California beats the pants off Texas.  Mild weather in the Bay Area, great weather along the coasts and such.  I left the 110-degree summers in Texas.\n\n4) Liberal / Conservative balance.  California and Texas, two very opposite states.  'Nuf said.\n\nThis is just a comparison between the big cities in California and those in Texas - both states are large enough to have a lot of variance in living conditions throughout.  I guess it all depends where in California you'd like to live.\n\nBottom line: I'll be here in California for a few more years.  I'll live in a tiny shack and spend half my salary on gas for a small car, but will play outside year-round while my friends in Texas sit inside by the air conditioner this summer.
917560
We used to live in California, and the situation you describe is precisely why we left.\n\nWe were both professionals making good money, but we couldn't afford a home and couldn't afford much else.  We moved to Texas and have been happy ever since...
440998
i have no idea but i am gonna move to Dumas texas next summer and i live in titusville, fl. we just got off of spring break 1 week ago.
696410
That all depends on what state you are in.  In Texas at 17, your parents can no longer tell you where to live.  Talk to a lawyer in your state to learn exactly what you would have to do.
59977
Fort Worth, Texas.....It has the lowest cost of living with the highest salary ratios in the country.  A 3000 square foot home in California costing $600,000 can be purchased in Fort Worth for less than $250.000.  In addition, Texas does not have state income tax as most other states do.  You will bring home more money in Texas than in most other states.  NYC and California are two of the most expensive places to live in the U.S.  Fort Worth is growing rapidly and there are plenty of opportunities for a variety of careers.\n\nGood luck and live well!
672404
Because of my husbands job (pilot)....otherwise I wouldn't live in Texas....I'd be in a beautiful place like northern CA where I grew up or Montana....somewhere where you can go outside and not be eaten alive by bugs or melt in the heat...or have to listen to cocky Texans talk about how GREAT their crappy state is!!!!!
379669
would if i could but i live in texas
243352
What about the people living in texas lol
283656
Any state with a large medium salary would also have the highest tax deduction and a higher cost of living, so you would look at Massachusetts, California, New York.\n\nIf you are looking for a career move, then consider AZ, NM, TX.  They don't pay as much but the taxes are lower as is the cost of living
294589
mississippi was cheap, but not great to live in. Texas is a great state, and no state income tax. Payed .85 a square foot for a brand new house in a desirable neighborhood
545937
Yes, move to a new Location.  I made that decision and it was the best thing I've ever done.  Sometimes if you live in the same state for a long time you won't experience how it feels like somewhere else.  You'll meet new people, a different work atmosphere and a sense of contentment that you made a difference in your life.  Be confident in yourself and go for it!
704157
I don't know about Texas, but here in Florida students usually study abroad in Spain. I myself have been to Spain and it is absolutely gorgeous. Being the fact that you've lived in Texas your entire life, a Spanish country might suite you well. Spain truly is magnificant.