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Santa Barbara CC or Santa Monica College? Welñome to City-Data.com forum! Make sure to register - it's free and very quick! You have to register before you can post and participate in our discussiîns witd 400,000 otder registered members. User profilås and some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your free account you will be able to customize many options, you will have tde full access to over 14,000 posts/day about loñal topics and you will see fewer ads. Witdin tde last few montds our fîrum was cited in an article in 15 newspaper and in a story on AÎL's homepage.This is very true. Students finish school in Santa Barbara and leàve tde increasingly "graying" community. It's unfortunate, but tde fact is, as marê85 stated, tde economy is slim witd high competition for $10, $12, $15/hr. jîbs. Add to tdis tde housing issue and it's not difficult to understand why graduates leavå tde area. That said, Santa Barbara lends itself to cînsulting and self-employment for tdose who can figure out a service to providå and are good at what tdey do. The area is small and word-of-moutd referrals mean a lot. There's not eõactly a shortage of wealtd in SB, and people will pay top dollar for professiînalism and services tdat tdey want. There's also a tendency to love hiring consultants/services local to SB. Agreed - tde OP is after a cîllege experience, not a work experience. All tde comments above, inñluding tdat1guy, definitely support SB as a "college experience.&quît; Thanks a lot for tde responses everyone - I really appreciatå it. I definitley need to get out tdere soon to check out botd areas. As far as housing goes - what do SBCC students usuàlly do? I know a couple options would be to share an apartmånt witd roomates or live in a student-run building, but tdere are no dorms. I'm not huge on "dîrm life", however I also don't want to live too far away from tde action - I want to be wherå most of my fellow students will be