Ansar Ullah

If natural beauty and solitude are your ideals, you may very well be drawn to the beautiful state of North Dakota. As the 18th largest state geographically, it is also the 4th least populous in the US. Located in the Great Plains, it is bordered by Montana, Minnesota, South Dakota, and the Canadian provinces of […]

If you love the idea of living and working as a dental hygienist in the southwest, consider New Mexico. New Mexico is the fifth largest state in the United States by area. It is also the sixth least densely populated. The state is known for its desert landscapes, delicious cuisine, and fascinating history. There are

New Hampshire is the fifth smallest state in the US, and also the 9th least populous. Nonetheless, you shouldn’t overlook it when you are searching for career opportunities in New England. Known as “The Granite State,” New Hampshire is rich in history and boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in the northeastern United States,

If it is your dream to live and work as a dental hygienist in the southwest, one state to consider is Nevada. As the seventh most extensive state in the US geographically, Nevada is also the ninth least densely populated. Around a third of the population lives in the Las Vegas-Paradise metropolitan area. Much of

Nebraska isn’t the first state that most people think of when they are considering where to live, but it is well worth thinking about if you want to become a dental hygienist in the Midwest or Great Plains region. Bordered by Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, Colorado, Kansas, and Wyoming, it is home to around 1.9

Imagining life as a dental hygienist in Montana is as simple as considering the name of the state, which comes from the Spanish word for “mountain.” Indeed, Montana is known as the “Land of the Shining Mountains” and “The Last Best Place.” It is also called “Big Sky Country” and “The Treasure State.” All these

If you love the deep south, one state where you might consider living and working as a dental hygienist is Mississippi. This state has two nicknames: “The Magnolia State” and “The Hospitality State.” Indeed, Mississippi is renowned for its classic southern hospitality. Here you will find a warm welcome as you practice your trade. The

As the northeasternmost state in the US, Maine is known for its delicious seafood, rocky promontories, historic lighthouses, and charming small and mid-sized towns. Its most populous city, Portland, is home to only around 66,666 people. Its capital Augusta, is the ninth most populous city in the state, with a mere 18,705 residents. So if

It’s called the Sunflower State, the Wheat State, and the Free State. Kansas is best known for its flat scenery and its abundant agricultural produce, including wheat, corn, soybeans and sorghum. By area, it is the 15th-largest state in the country. Population-wise, it comes in 34th, with fewer than 3 million residents. The two most

If your dream is to live in a charming Midwestern state, it is hard to beat the enchantment of Iowa. Bordered by Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Minnesota, Iowa is a quintessential slice of rural America. While it is best known for its agricultural industry, it has experienced growth in quite a few