College Educated Americans Hottest Texas Destinations

Where people are moving to Texas from shouldn't matter except in terms of how it benefits Texas. In all the recent surveys and charts about where people have moved to and from the most in America, they didn't include any data about the quality of people moving.

It just automatically includes everyone. Cities want to lure the best and the brightest, along with their tax dollars.

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People might be jobless and coming back home to live with family. There are many phases in life, and being a college graduate shouldn't matter, but it kind of does.

New Census Data Study Finds Where College Educated People Move In America

Using 2023 census data, Axios found that New York, Washington, D.C., and Dallas are where college-educated people left their home county for the most. These white collar workers are also heading to other places in Texas like Houston, Austin, or San Antonio.

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Over 31,000 college students flocked to the Dallas/Richmond area in 2023. That is the entire population of Nacogdoches, not counting the current enrollment at the SFA college campus.

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Once people from small towns all around the nation get their hands on that bachelor's degree, the first thing they do is try to find a job in a city that has attractions they value.

Texas Will Continue To Grow Well After Our Lifetimes

While other states might contract and expand, the population in Texas continues to grow. More people, more problems, and more money.

Hopefully, the power grid can keep up. It might be a hot summer.