Employment: Boston is home to the fastest growing jobs market in the country. The city’s main sectors of employment are finance, technology, healthcare, and government. Mass General Brigham Hospital, Harvard University, and Alexion Pharmaceuticals are among some of Boston’s largest employers.   Education: Boston is home to some of the world’s top educational institutions including Harvard University, where the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, JFK, and Natalie Portman once studied. Other top-rated institutions include Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston College, Boston University, and Berklee College of Music. Boston also boasts numerous high-quality city and suburban school districts. Wellesley, which is located about 16 miles from Boston city center, is consistently ranked as one of the nation’s highest-educated towns.   Healthcare: In addition to housing some of the world’s top-rated schools, Beantown also has some of the best hospitals and doctors located within its city limits. People travel from all corners of the world to seek medical care or employment in hospitals like Massachusetts General Hospital and Dana Farber Cancer Institute.   Culture and Entertainment: Given the volumes of college students and young professionals who flock to the city, Boston’s nightlife and entertainment scene is booming. Music and theater fans can catch the latest musical in Boston’s Theater District or check out live music at House of Blues. For sports buffs you can enjoy a Red Sox game followed by bar hopping in Fenway, while those interested in craft beers should grab a bite and some brews at one of the many breweries in town.