mahon83050
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I will be looking for jobs soon since I just graduated from grad school.
I always considered myself a northeast person and like ethnic diversity (something the southern states really lack).
I definitely DO NOT consider D.C. the "Northeast" as I have heard others claim.
To me, D.C. is more the "south" because of its location between Maryland and Virginia. I know Virginia is considered a southern state, and Maryland only sometimes is.
D.C. seems like a cool place to live, but I picture it to be a bit WASPY.
However, my cousins bf tells me in Virginia, they call Northern Virginia "NOVA" and don't really consider it part of Virginia.
Any input?
And when I mean diversity, I am not just talking about Black, Hispanic, White.
I am talking about ethnicities within races (E.g. Mexican, Dominican, Italian, Czech, Russian...etc.)
I always considered myself a northeast person and like ethnic diversity (something the southern states really lack).
I definitely DO NOT consider D.C. the "Northeast" as I have heard others claim.
To me, D.C. is more the "south" because of its location between Maryland and Virginia. I know Virginia is considered a southern state, and Maryland only sometimes is.
D.C. seems like a cool place to live, but I picture it to be a bit WASPY.
However, my cousins bf tells me in Virginia, they call Northern Virginia "NOVA" and don't really consider it part of Virginia.
Any input?
And when I mean diversity, I am not just talking about Black, Hispanic, White.
I am talking about ethnicities within races (E.g. Mexican, Dominican, Italian, Czech, Russian...etc.)