Commerce, please help!

[Nelle]

Hi guys,
I am hoping to enter the business world after university. However, I am still undecided about uni courses and was hoping someone could help me

Firstly is there much difference in terms of employability between getting a degree from the Bachelor of Business from Monash Caulfield or the Bachelor of Commerce at Clayton?
I predict I will get an enter in the low 90's but the thing is if I chose Commerce at Monash I would have to live on campus and if I chose Monash Caulfield I could commute (and save money!) I was just wondering if it would be worth my while to live at Clayton.

Also what are your opinions of Commerce/law at Deakin? Would businesses prefer that or a Bachelor of Business (accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) from Monash Caulfield?

Thanks for any help you can give me   

[costargh]

I go to Caulfield at the moment. It is good. (Ironically, it would be easier for me to go to Clayton!)

The double degree options at Caulfield are very good if you want to stand out from the crowd of other Business graduates. The course itself is very very similar to Commerce at clayton. Some units are essentially the EXACT SAME at both campuses. Clayton does however offer MORE units overall in areas of business. But it's not really a problem...

If I was you I would def choose Caulfield over Clayton because youre going to have to live on campus! If its not financially viable for you then theres no point.

[Nelle]

Thanks Costargh
How are you finding the course? Are you enjoying it?

[costargh]

It's pretty good. Monash is a top uni. Most of the time very professional. The staff are really good but like most places, you get your good ones and ur not so good ones. Everything is very professionally run, the administration is very good I have to say. The units themselves are pretty engaging, but it depends on the individual.

[AppleXY]

The Caulfield campus has the STAR Lab (Treasury and Dealing room), the only one in Victoria. So Caulfield ftw