PA --> CA: Tips needed for applying to jobs across the country.

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I'm an engineering student born and raised in northeastern PA and I study Engineering Science & Mechanics at Penn State's University Park (main) campus. My family and siblings are moving to Southern California, I graduate next spring, and I am looking to live near them after graduation. I know a lot of employers at the career fairs, sponsored by the university, have offices in Southern California. How do I apply for jobs in that area or communicate to employers that I'd prefer to live in that area for, what I think are, reasonable reasons?

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