thinking of moving to north carolina (Durham, Jacksonville: low crime, chapel, school)

[liltasha05]

I am in school now for human service. I will be done in may I am looking to move to a different state. It would be me and my husband. I am looking at north Carolina. I want to know if you can tell me a good city that has low crime. Has jobs that I will be able to get a job and has low rent. I will be looking for two bedroom for under 1000 o hundred .I want to be in a big city but not a major city but close to it.

[goldenage1]

Originally Posted by liltasha05

Has jobs that I will be able to get a job and has low rent.

What kind of entry-level job does a degree in Human Service qualify you for?

[liltasha05]

Case management government or hospital or intake assessment

[goldenage1]

Originally Posted by liltasha05

Case management government or hospital or intake assessment

Then, just about any larger city on this list: https://www.city-data.com/city/North-Carolina.html . I would stick with cities larger than 30,000 and do some reading. I'd narrow down your preferences by whether you would rather be nearer the coast or mountains.

There are only a few places I suggest avoiding because of higher crime rates, like Rocky Mount and Lumberton.

Most of the 100 counties have hospitals. Some better known hospitals are in Greenville, Durham and, Chapel Hill. Jacksonville has Brynn Marr, which specializes in substance abuse.

[Francois]

Originally Posted by liltasha05

I want to be in a big city but not a major city but close to it.

This doesn't make much sense, can you elaborate? What has made you choose NC over other states, and do you even know much about the state at all, and what cities are here? What is your definition of a "big city but not a major city"?

PS--I see you have posted this same question in two other states. You might post a more general question in the City vs City forum.