Located in the South Central region, Oklahoma is known as the “Sooner State,” and is a major producer of oil, natural gas and food. Interestingly, even in 2007 during the recession, it was among the fastest-growing states in the US measured economically. Most of this economic activity is focused in Oklahoma and Tulsa, where around …
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, …
Bordering on Canada, Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Much of the state is sparsely populated, with almost 60% of the residents concentrated in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area, called the “Twin Cities.” This is where Minnesota’s industries are centered, as well as the state’s fine art museums, including the Minneapolis Institute …
Wouldn’t it be magical if you could be whisked away to Delaware? Okay, Delaware may not be the first state you think of when you consider locations where you could live and work as a dental hygienist. But maybe it should be. As the second smallest state in the country and the sixth least populous, …
When you hear the name “Hawaii,” what do you think of? For a lot of people, the answer is “vacation.” This Polynesian archipelago is renowned for its sandy beaches, palm trees, balmy climate, and beautiful volcanic scenery. As the 8th smallest state in the US, it is the 11th-least populous, but it also is the …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …