Though discussions about talent are often framed in terms of attracting it from outside the country, there is one highly mobile group within the country that deserves more attention. [...] But there has never yet been a significant inquiry into the question of how graduates make their decisions about where to settle after school. [...] Florida’s work has popularized the notion that members of the “creative class” - ‐ the highly educated knowledge workers that our respondents presumably will become upon graduation - ‐ prioritize access to unique cultural amenities and novel experiences when choosing a place to live. [...] For example, there are significantly fewer people willing to move to Manitoba and Saskatchewan for an extra $5,000/year or less than there are willing to move to Ontario or British Columbia for the same amount (not coincidentally, these are the two provinces which also have the fewest students open to out- ‐ bo