<human>: Hi r/jobs! I'm a current college senior (graduating in May 2015) who'll be starting to crack down on my job search over winter break. 

My SO will be attending medical school in a large city halfway across the country next fall, and I'll be looking for jobs near him. This means leaving New England, where I've lived all my life. I'm actually really excited to move! (I'm from a top-5 LAC with a huge alum network, so I'm not worried about name recognition being an issue.)

My question to you is: how should I present my relocation on job applications? I don't think I should give the exact reason why I'm relocating there because that's too personal for a job app. But should I mention my excitement to relocate to city X? What if it comes up in an interview? I'm worried people will disregard my application because I'm not local.

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<bot>: moving halfway across the country to be with SO after graduation, want to know how to present relocation in the job search.