Hey there.
I'm probably gonna fail MGW too. Wondering if I have to retake. I can't meet the hurdle. Can I just sit for the supplementary exam instead?

Any idea how much do I have to pay to retake the exam?
The exam's over so I dont think I can sit for the the supplementary exam right?

I'm currently doing Business and Commerce. Just wondering how important are results in regard to future job prospects?
How much emphasis do employers place on CGPA?

Hi, I'm a 2nd year Business and Commerce student
1. Monash lecturers are highly qualified, with years of experience behind them. They are really helpful, they'd be happy to help you with any problems. All my lecturers so far are PhD holders. Though I have not transferred to Caulfield or Clayton, I would think there is no real way to compare between the lecturers here and there. Of course, some would be better than the others. A few lecturers in the Sunway campus are actually the head examiners for their particular subjects so I guess the lecturers here and there are more or less equal.

2. In lectures, there could be anywhere from about 100-200+ students. There are a few tutorial classes with different time slots to choose from for each subject. Each tutorial class is usually limited to about 20 or so students (choose early for best time ).

3. http://www.monash.edu.au/admissions/internal-transfer/
Overall, its quite easy to to transfer. Your final cert will show the Bachelor of Business and Commerce degree AND your what you have majored in (Accounting and Finance for example if you're doing a double degree).

4. From what a senior told me, its not hard blending in. There are many Malaysians there, some of which are from the same batch with you. Course structures and subjects available vary for different campuses, so its important to plan your course beforehand. Understanding lecturers would not be a problem, as they do speak English

I'm majoring in Finance and Economics

I got better results in my second semester than my first semester. (Slacked off during the first sem, studied last minute for finals, I'm a lazy guy )
It's not exactly rare for people to get an average of 70%. I would think about 30~40% of students get an average of 70% or above in their first year. Since you mentioned you are an average student you might have to put in a little more effort than usual to get a 70% average.
Tests are usually easier than assignments (to me at least). Just plan your time properly and you'll be fine