Cincinnati Ohio Economic Development

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College senior Kaitlin Ripple has always known the business world was competitive. Yet when she started Baldwin-Wallace College, located in a suburb outside of Cleveland, Ohio, she had no way of knowing how cutthroat it would be when she finally received her diploma. Now with graduation days away, Ripple is contemplating her next move.

While she’d love to stay near Cleveland, Ripple, who majored in marketing and minored in international business, is realistic and has expanded her search far beyond the city’s borders and started researching other cities’ costs of living and job prospects.

“I am looking anywhere and everywhere and make it known in my cover letter that I am willing to relocate regardless of if assistance is offered (as some companies no longer do I hear),” she says. “I have applied to jobs in the South and even in Europe. If I find an opportunity that I am passionate about I would go anywhere.”

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