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Just a short, 30-minute drive from the University of Oklahoma's campus in Norman, Oklahoma City is a major metropolitan area that provides students with entertainment options like the Oklahoma River, Thunder basketball games, vibrant museums, unique districts, and more. This culturally expansive state capital is growing and thriving, and the Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) capital improvement program is dedicated to new and upgraded sports, recreation, entertainment, cultural, and convention facilities as part of the attraction that OKC has for younger citizens. Oklahoma City also provides a great job market for internships and full-time positions.
In 2018, Oklahoma City was named the #1 Top Large U.S. City to Start a Business by Fortune Magazine and the #8 Best City for Young People, according to CNBC.
