By sheer job growth, New York and San Francisco are at the top of the list, but when you factor in affordability, they fall short.

CBS News reports.

15 best cities for college grads

It’s that time of year when college seniors are focusing on what’s next: their next job, their next apartment, their next city.

We looked at the 25 cities that have added the most jobs over the past year, based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics comparing job numbers from January 2015 through January 2016. From there, we looked at the cost of living, or average monthly cost of a one-bedroom apartment, according to ApartmentList. We also considered the quality of life in each city, or “walkability,” as determined by the apartment search service Walk Score to determine our final rankings.