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With 18.7 million residents, the New York metro area is the largest in the country. Its size, diversity and international cultural and economic importance make the Big Apple a perfect place to earn your college degree. And it's a great place to get a job after you graduate: in 2004, New Yorkers made an average of $43,277 per year, a whopping 31% over the national average.

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