Deciding where to make your start as a graduate isn't easy.
There are a lot of factors to consider, two of the most common being: Where are the most job opportunities? And how does the cost of living vary between cities?
Personal finance firm, Provident Personal Credit, asked thousands of people in locations across the UK to rate their city on something completely different: friendliness.
As part of the firm's "Unbroken Britain" survey, they can now "reveal the parts of Britain where you're more likely to receive a warm welcome".
Each city was given a score out of 10 and York came out on top, achieving a score of 7.47 on the index.
London didn't make the top 10 list, but came in 30th with a score of 6.44, behind major cities including Manchester (12th), Newcastle (16th) and Liverpool (23rd).
So, if you're thinking about moving and want to live somewhere you'll know your neighbours, it's something to look at.
Here are Britain's top 10 friendliest cities.
1. York
Friendliness score: 7.47
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2. Gloucester
Friendliness score: 7.32
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3. Swansea
Friendliness score: 7.31
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4. Aberdeen
Friendliness score: 7.16
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5. Aberystwyth
Friendliness score: 7.14
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6. Wrexham
Friendliness score: 7.12
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7. Southampton
Friendliness score: 7.04
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8. Birmingham
Friendliness score: 7.04
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9. Edinburgh
Friendliness score: 7.03
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10. Cardiff
Friendliness score: 6.99
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