Personal Narrative: Moving To San Francisco

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Moving to San Francisco In considering a move from my home town of Louisville, Kentucky, I would have to say I would be interested in San Francisco. I believe it would be nice to live in an area that is nothing like Louisville. My degree is in Accounting and I have all the confidence in the world that I would be able to find a job in San Francisco because it is known for “being the financial center of the West Coast” (Kristoff), There are many opportunities in the banking, finance and even in the investment areas there. Montgomery Street in the Financial District became known as the “Wall Street of the West” home to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. With the cost of expenses in San Francisco it would be kind of hard to…show more content…
If you are interested in getting a degree in law or business, then the university to check out would be the Golden Gate University. It is a private, nonsectarian, coeducational university formed in 1901 and is located in the Financial District. The primary focus is on professional training in law and business. So if I decided to further my education maybe with a Master’s Degree Golden Gate would be a pretty good fit for me. One of the downfalls of living in San Francisco is the crime rate. According to neighborhoodscout.com, San Francisco has one of the highest crime rates in America. The chance of becoming a victim of a violent crime is one in 139. A violet crime is considered forcible rape, murder and non-negligent manslaughter, armed robbery, and aggravated assault, including assault with a deadly weapon. The overall crime rate consisting of violet and property is one in 21. Of all the communities in California, San Francisco is in the 7% of the highest crime rates of…show more content…
As listed in Wikipedia San Francisco is one of the few American cities with arterial thoroughfares instead of having numerous highways within the city. I personally cannot stand taking a highway the thought of dealing with so many drivers with road rage it just makes the commute very stressful. Public transportation in San Francisco is ranked 38%, making it first on the West Coast and third overall in the United States. There are other forms of getting around also; cycling and walking are two very popular forms of transportation. In San Francisco there are 75,000 residents that commute by bicycle per day and in 2011, Walk Score (WalkScore No. 1 San Francisco, 2008) ranked San Francisco the second most walkable city in the United

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