Caulfield vs Clayton?

[siddhartharora]

Simple question, which is the more recommended campus, or the better campus?

[slothpomba]

The search function might help you find your answer; we've had this thread pop up a fair few times:

Studying at both the Caufield and Clayton
Difference between Clayton and Caulfield campuses?
Clayton or Caulfield?
Caufield/Clayton Campus

[TrueTears]

there is no better campus, each campus has its own facilities for different degrees/courses

[nacho]

clayton is streets ahead

[Fyrefly]

there is no better campus, each campus has its own facilities for different degrees/courses

This is a diplomatic answer.

...But the correct answer is CLAYTON.

[Hutchoo]

Although clayton may have the "better campus", it's still in CLAYTON (ew).

[walkec]

I think studying at Caufield would be a lot more vibrant given the location of campus

[Fyrefly]

I think studying at Caufield would be a lot more vibrant given the location of campus

Actually, it's quite the opposite.
Because Caulfield is so close to the city, students tend to go to uni for classes only then just go to the city for fun... Caulfield is pretty quiet.
However, we of Clayton campus think the city is too far away, so we make our own fun on-campus.

[eeps]

I'd agree with the notation that Clayton is overall a better campus than Caulfield. That said, you can read as many opinions about campuses as you like, but whatever campus or university you study at - it's what you, yourself, make of your degree(s) and being able to grasp your opportunities, that makes university life worthwhile.

[kiraxxx]

I would say Clayton because it's a bigger campus, with more activities going on.
However, Caulfield is smaller, and probably has the strong community bond/vibe to it.

[aes_999]

Clayton all the way, you Caulfield people (IMO).

Say what you like about Clayton being a hole.

But some people actually do live in the area (including me).

[JinXi]

^ I live there and I think it's a hole on most weekday nights...