Is it realistic to move to another state RIGHT after graduation?

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I use to live in Las Vegas, Nevada and I am graduating this year. I want nothing more than to be back there with my friends, having fun, and enjoying life on my own. I plot on attending a community college. I went on rent.com and I searched for apartments there to see if my “budget” would cut it. I found nice one bedroom apartments there for $ 500-$ 600. I plot on getting a job at Delta as a ticketing agent or customer service person, and the minumum wage for those jobs are $ 10.65 an hour. My mom also works for Delta so she said it would be simple for me to make a job with them.

I did the math, and if I worked full time with Delta getting paid $ 10.65 and hour, working 40 hours a week I’d make $ 1704 a month. But, I don’t exactly know what taxes would be taken out and how much. I would have a car, and I know that car insurance is expensive for new young drivers, but Im not sure how much.

On average, how much do you have to pay when you’re renting an apartment and what do you have to pay? Can I make it on my own, or should I make a roommate? I really don’t want anything else but to go there, I do not want to stay here. I will stay here in Atlanta until mid July if I have to, but mid July because I want to be settled in before Dignified, when I would initiation community college.

Can you caution me what your initially time moving was like and how it worked out and what all you had to pay for? Thankfulness!

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Answer by DN
is it realistic? unquestionably.

in my experience when you want a touch really naughtily like moving out just do it, you will succeed (because you have to, that will be your motivation) .

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