Residents of Princeton, N.J., enjoy idyllic, small town life, according to a study on the best and worst small cities in the U.S. by WalletHub.
The small college town, home to the prestigious Princeton University, ranks first place in economic health, number seven for education and health, and number 41 in quality of life. The town didn’t fare well with affordability, though, ranking at number 1,144 out of the 1,268 small cities compared.
The 20 worst small cities in the country were all in California, and included the towns of Compton, Hawthorne, Perris, and at the bottom of the list, Bell.
