City and Relocation Information

• School of Management Employment Statistics: Find salaries for graduates of the school at the bachelor's and master's levels. It includes data from the last five years.
• School of Management Internship Salaries
• Salary.com: Find salary information for various titles and determine cost of living comparisons between your current city and intended relocation city.
• Glassdoor: Find jobs and see company salaries, reviews, and interviews – all posted anonymously by employees.
• NACE: Find salary for specific position titles that accounts for location, work experience and education.
• Use the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to find geographic location specific information on wages, benefits, safety, health, employment and inflation.

It is important to understand how salary and expenses vary by city. In addition, the cost of living could be significantly higher while salaries are only slightly higher. This will effect how you live in a new city. Use the cost of living calculators below to better understand the differences for two specific cities and calculate what recruiters are paying in other areas compared to the actual cost of living.

• Salary.com
  
• MoneyGeek
  
• Homefair

• CRC's Geographic - Specific Job Search Tips Sheet [PDF]: The CRC has compiled a list of Web resources for students conducting a job search outside of Western New York.
• BIZ JOURNALS: Read or subscribe to other cities’ business journals. You can learn quite a bit about the economic climate of an area by reading these periodicals.
• City Reports: Homefair City Reports™ gives you a free side-by-side comparison of two cities' cost of living, climate, demographics and other vital information from a database that is kept current with quarterly updates.
• Newspapers: View online newspapers from your choice of states and cities.