DO employers care about breadth?

[liuetenant]

Melbourne makes it more expensive! these days, a bachelor degree just wont suffice....probs will have to go on to do masters...extra 2 years...=money!

but on another note....which graduates do u reckon will earn more money when you're just starting out? monash or melb?

[simpak]

Nah, I paid the "normal" price for calc, but the core subjects for biomed are twice the price despite just being science

Should have done Science

[Gloamglozer]

@Gloam, I know science is a priority area but i've always been too lazy to find out why my biomed core subjects aren't (and why I'm paying $1000 for the privilege of sleeping in them). Thoughts?

I've noticed that as well with Biomed friends.

I've also observed that the different bands that subjects are in also correspond to the estimation of how much you could earn upon graduation.  Probably explains why commerce subjects tend to be so expensive.

[bangbros]

In response to the topic title:
No, most don't care.

[simpak]

@Gloam, I know science is a priority area but i've always been too lazy to find out why my biomed core subjects aren't (and why I'm paying $1000 for the privilege of sleeping in them). Thoughts?

I've noticed that as well with Biomed friends.

I've also observed that the different bands that subjects are in also correspond to the estimation of how much you could earn upon graduation.  Probably explains why commerce subjects tend to be so expensive.

BAHAHA that supposes someone with an Arts degree would get higher pay than someone with a Science degree straight off the bat.
...Yep.