Assume you have your offer letter from MONASH UNIVERSITY (AUS CAMPUS) & MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY for bachelor of commerce, which will you choose?
Monash or Melbourne University
Monash or Melbourne University
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Oct 21 2010, 10:55 PM, updated 16y ago
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Assume you have your offer letter from MONASH UNIVERSITY (AUS CAMPUS) & MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY for bachelor of commerce, which will you choose?
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Oct 22 2010, 10:35 AM
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Melbourne University
Pro: In City Centre High Reputation (1st in Australia 26st World Ranking if not mistaken) High Quality Teaching Good/Smart Environment learning Con: Hard to get in Stress level increases cause surrounds with smart people Monash Pro: Easier to get in Course in easier Con: World ranking decrease to 188th Place the last in group 8 Australia University Far distance I would say there is not much difference for fees for both of the University in Australia. But i'm not sure for the course structure. Those comment is just based on my personal opinion Added on October 22, 2010, 10:37 am QUOTE(daccorn @ Oct 22 2010, 03:11 AM) take a look at the new course structure of melbourne uni though - you might or might not like it - but i think commerce is still there as an undergraduate degree because there are a few professional mainstream degrees that are not longer there but now offered as 2-yr masters after u finish your 3 yr degree - but melbourne uni for sure since im from there lol Hi daccorn, how do you find melbourne university? Is it very hard to study?? easy to get a D??This post has been edited by Josephinexoxo: Oct 22 2010, 10:37 AM |
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Oct 22 2010, 02:26 PM
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QUOTE(daccorn @ Oct 22 2010, 11:53 AM) Yes , it is harder to get in simply because there are more prospective students who wants to get in there and uni's know that international students have unlimited amount of money so they are really setting their enter requirements higher . Thank you for sharing your experince as a Melbourne University student. It's too early to say you will be surrounded by smart/good learning environment - but I can guarantee you the lecturers in Melbourne U are of the highest caliber - the reason stopping them from being even better is if they set say the exams harder - most students would fail I'm in my final for a double degree and happen to be surrounded by peers with really high aspiration and work rate and all of which have gotten themselves a shiny job offer 6 months before graduation (4 for me since i sucked a bit more) - BUT there are really a lot of really bad students around here too because either they simply do not have the kind of hard work that a uni life would demand and there are also a lot of them who can barely speak English and always end up speaking in their native tongue (saying in general because it is not limited to just one country) - This does not apply to students who do Commerce though - the work load for commerce is ridiculously low :| World Ranking shouldn't be a consideration for you if you want to look into getting either one but a good idea if your results are great and finance is not a problem - but it is good to look at break downs of the ranking scores where one of them would definitely be teaching environments - there is also a ranking out there that only rank universities for their faculties - now I can safely say Melbourne has bypassed Monash in every department even in Engineering cause Monash was actually better in Engineering a couple of years back. but in the end, it is really how the student carry him/herself in a uni environment - if you choose to relax and visit places and enjoy life , then stay in Malaysia - I'm not going to be one of those who will tell you to have fun during your uni life - you can enjoy it but often you will find yourself needing to enjoy hardships and stresses - and its these things that prepare you for the gruesome employment market we are having today I'm doing Civil Engineering and Commerce so I'd welcome questions if you have em The only thing i concerned is that i'm not that smart as others JPA sholars or students in Melb Uni. So i'm, afraid that i becoming the person who are not getting good result or not getting used to the stressful learning environment. But i'm willing to study and learn from them. But, i guess its the matter of time. So just to ask if the undergraduate study for commerce is at The Spot or School of Business Building? Did u joined any of the clubs and societies? is it FUN?? I guess i'll see u next year cause i'm still considering of going before that ^^ Added on October 22, 2010, 2:35 pm QUOTE(PrettyLaidback @ Oct 22 2010, 11:43 AM) Would like to correct your statements, no offence. Thank for the ranking, i'm just not sure about that.QS Word Universities Rankings (JPA recognizes) 20 : Australian National University (1st in Australia) 37 : University of Sydney 38 : University of Melbourne 61 : Monash University (Not the last of G8) I don't think it's easy to get into Monash Commerce, you're required to get min ATAR of 90. If I am not mistaken, my friend told me you're required to get min ATAR of 92 for Melbourne Commerce. Not much difference. Course is easier at Monash, I don't think so. Some of Monash graduates tutor Melbourne students, my sister-in law's brother was the senior lecturer in the dep of Medicine of UM, just FYI, related or not IDK. Good Luck! I support your choice. But according to Times higher education 2010, Monash has really gone down to 188th place which is a big surprise for Moansh people. Yes, Monash has different campus with different entry rerquirement as well. For example, Berwick, Peninsula, Gippsland, Sunway: Bachelor of Business and Comemrce *ENTRY= ~74 = RMIT university Caulfield: Bachelor of Business *ENTRY= ~83 Clayton: Bachelor of Commerce *ENTRY= ~90 *based on what i've have seen in the Monash undergraduate handbook So, if Clayton, i would say a yes (harder) but not for others campus which is relativity easier to get in =) Anywya, Just correct me if i've made any mistakes on the above. Cheer This post has been edited by Josephinexoxo: Oct 22 2010, 02:35 PM |
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Oct 24 2010, 06:42 PM
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Yeah the fees in quite high nowadays and the AUD currency rate is pretty high though and would reached to US dollars in some point. So the main 3 country US, AUS and UK for education is not much different nowdays. But i'm wondering where do people choose for their education? Most people will for either Aus or UK (slughty expensive)? I'm not sure whether Aus is still the first choice for students as it is nearer to our country? I might just go for UK for my postgrad..not gonna stay in Australia
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