Accolades

Lubbock boasts many accolades by reputable sources.

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Texas Tech University is in the top 10 percent of schools for international students.
Out of 204 cities OnlineDegrees.com lists Lubbock is #5 for Best Mid-Size Cities for New Graduates in 2018.
CNBC put Lubbock on its list of cities with the best traffic with an average of only 10 hours per year.
SmartAsset ranks Lubbock as the #4 City With the Best Work-Life Balance.
MSN lists Lubbock as one of 17 places in America that are getting richer
Lubbock is No. 10 on 2018 Best Cities to Raise a Family according to Zumper.
Indeed.com. ranks Lubbock as the third best city in the nation for above-average employment opportunities and high projected growth.
Veterans United lists Lubbock as #19 Best City for Veterans to Live in 2018!

US News & World Report lists Texas Tech University as a top university for international students.
A 2017 WalletHub study ranks Lubbock among US cities with the lowest amount of traffic.
Lubbock is one of 17 places in America that are getting richer according to MSN.com.
Out of the 100 largest cities in the country, Lubbock ranks No. 4 among Cities with the Best Work-Life Balance.
Lubbock ranks No. 5 out of 204 cities on OnlineDegrees.com’s list of Best Mid-Size Cities for New Graduates in 2018.
Lubbock ranks as one of WalletHub’s Top 15 Cities in America to Start a Business in 2017.
Lubbock ranks as one of the Top 25 Cities in the U.S. For People Under 35 according to a 2017 Growella study published by CNBC.
In 2017, WalletHub ranks Lubbock No. 16 on its 2017 list of the 150 Best Cities for Hispanic Entrepreneurs
Out of 100 cities, Lubbock ranks 49 on Veterans United list of Best Cities for Veteran Homebuyers in 2017.
Out of 200 cities, ValuePenguin ranks Lubbock as the 24th Best City for Small Business in the U.S. in 2017.
Millennial Personal Finance ranks Lubbock 68th on its list of the Top 150 Cities for Millennials in 2017.

In 2015, Business.com ranks Lubbock No. 4 on its list of the 10 Best U.S. Cities to Get a Job.
WalletHub ranks Lubbock as the No. 1 Most Recession-Recovered City in the U.S. in 2015.
WalletHub named Lubbock the No. 10 Best City in the U.S. for Veterans in 2015.
In June 2015, Fortune.com listed Lubbock as one of the Top 10 Cities to Find a Job in 2015.
In February 2015, The Milken Institute ranked Lubbock 20th among the Top 25 Best Performing Cities in the United States.
In 2015, Southern Business & Development Magazine features Lubbock as one of the “Ten Sizzling Mid-Market Economies in the South.”
In January 2015, Business Insider ranks Lubbock No. 2 on its list of the Best Cities for Employment with a College Degree.
Nerd Wallet ranks Lubbock 18th on its list of the Best Cities for Job Seekers in 2015.

In 2014, Vocativ ranks Lubbock 15th on its list of Best Cities for People Under 35.
In November 2014, Lubbock ranks 11th on NerdWallet’s list of the Best Cities for Young Entrepreneurs to Start Small Businesses.
In 2014, Global Trade Magazine ranks Lubbock as one of the top 10 cities in the nation for having the Best Skilled Workforce.
In March 2014, Movoto ranks Lubbock as America’s Best City for Professional Women.

In August 2013, FindtheData.org and Yahoo! Finance rank Lubbock as one of the best and cheapest places to retire.
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America’s Promise Alliance ranks Lubbock as one of the top 100 Places for Young People in 2012.
In 2012, Lubbock ranks 4th on America’s Promise Alliance’s list of Top 10 Best Hispanic Communities for Young People.
Forbes ranks Lubbock’s cost of living 41st out of the 200 Best Metropolitan Areas in the Nation in 2009.
In 2009, Children’s Health ranks Lubbock 35th on the list of the Best 100 Places to Raise Kids.
Out of 200 large cities,The Milken Institute ranked Lubbock 16th for its 5-year High-Tech GDP growth from 2001 to 2009.

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