ATAR Notes: Forum
Uni Stuff => Universities - Victoria => University of Melbourne => Topic started by: a5hr0nixa on April 22, 2020, 08:07:15 pm
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Just read the title and let me know so I can choose for next year. ;D
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Like most unimelb vs Monash questions it is debatable. From the way you phrase the question (+ posting in the unimelb board) it seems like your initial position is that you feel like Melbourne is better socially than Monash.
I think it would be hard to get a fair answer on this since you would need the cross-section of students who went to both universities and acted in similar ways act both unis.
Personally, I went to Monash and I didn't find any real disadvantage socially there. As cliché as it is you only get as much as you put in. You can easily just go to university and go straight home and only do uni work with little social activity at uni but if you want to have a strong social life that is also very possible. The university you choose won't impede on that.
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Like most unimelb vs Monash questions it is debatable. From the way you phrase the question (+ posting in the unimelb board) it seems like your initial position is that you feel like Melbourne is better socially than Monash.
Honestly have no clue, just wanting some external opinions.
Melbourne seems better because its closer to the CBD
On the other hand, Monash seem's like it would have less stuck up assholes because of the prestigiousness of Melbourne.
Do you have any thoughts or opinions on that?
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Honestly have no clue, just wanting some external opinions.
Melbourne seems better because its closer to the CBD
On the other hand, Monash seem's like it would have less stuck up assholes because of the prestigiousness of Melbourne.
Do you have any thoughts or opinions on that?
Yeah, I would kind of agree that unimelb can be a bit more convenient in terms of restaurants and shopping given its location with respect to the CBD. However, Monash still definitely has a heap of places on campus and it is possible for students to take the bus to Chadstone sometimes.
Idk about the "prestigiousness", it doesn't really matter but at the same time, there isn't really a difference in the "prestige" level of Monash/unimelb.
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Tbh I'm not too involved with the social side of things at university but you definitely get 'stuck up assholes' at both universities. However in general people at Monash tend to be more 'chill' since people at Melbourne are more career-minded and competitive in terms of trying to a job, boost their resume etc.