Which one is better for studying in Philadelphia or Seattle? But we also need to consider the future employment environment in the United States. Which one is more suitable?

1. Philadelphia has many good schools. Yes, it is one of the top ten college towns in the United States. There are many famous schools, but the public security is very poor. I live here. Employment in Philadelphia has been unsatisfactory since the 1980s because its economy is overly reliant on manufacturing, and these jobs have been outsourced to places like China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. There has been some improvement in the past few years, because the banking and pharmaceutical industries have discovered that there are many universities and talents here, and they have moved to the city. In addition, because local taxes, living expenses, and rent are cheap, many college students who ran away in the past have been retained. Regarding retaining college students, Nutter, the current mayor of Philadelphia, has special words. Let’s also mention the famous corruption in the Philadelphia government in the United States. There were corruption scandals in the past few years.

2. Seattle is famous for its high quality of life, high cost of living, and high residents’ income. While Philadelphia was declining year by year, Seattle attracted many high-tech industries such as Boeing (later moved to Chicago but the main factory is still here), Microsoft, Starbucks, Amazon and many other high-tech industries. In recent years, Seattle and the state of Washington have vigorously developed biotechnology, and the government is relatively clean and progressive. Furthermore, her state university and surrounding private universities have continued to rise in rankings in recent years.

In short, Philadelphia is an old city. A century-old city has its own way of survival, and famous universities are its foundation. If you're very, and I mean [very] serious about college, and you're serious about rankings, then come to Philadelphia. But you also have to sacrifice a safe urban environment and clean neighborhoods. Seattle, on the other hand, is a basin-shaped port city surrounded by forests due to its unique geographical environment. It has a pleasant climate, rainy weather, and spring-like weather all year round. In terms of weather and city appearance, it is a real Ivy. There are good job opportunities, and it's also clean and safe. It’s not without reason that it has been ranked as the most livable city in the United States for more than ten years in a row.