Which course?

[costargh]

I'm having a bit of trouble deciding on my preferences.
Most of my top 6 I either won't get because I didn't get the 25 in methods or won't get the ENTER but it doesn't hope to wish

so this is what I'm thinking

1. Law - Monash Clayton (ENTER is 99ish so won't get it but just feels good putting it here lol)
2. Commerce -Melbourne Uni 95ish
3. Commerce - Monash Uni 90ish
4 Law/Commrce Deaken Melbourne 93-4ish  ( I realise that the ENTER for this exceeds no.3 but cause of the situation with pre-reqs if they made a mistake or somethign Id rather no.3 lol... wishful thinking?
5. Business - Monash Caulfield 82ish

My question is more specificallty related to no4 and no.5

I don't know if I'd rather do Law/Com @ Deakin or Business at Monash Caulfield. I REALLY DONT KNOW lol

Which should I do? (and don't say whatever you want lol... I want other people's opinion)

[Mao]

depends on your preferecences.

I had a friend who does Law/Comm at Deakin, he has said nothing but good things about the environment there. However, I have no idea how Deakin fares in terms of academic prestige.
Another thing is, you have to sit the DULSAT if you want to apply for law in Deakin (i think...)

[costargh]

Only for Non-year 12.

"Selection mode: CY12: ENTER and two-stage process with a middle-band of approximately 20%. NONY12: DULSAT, GPA from Bachelor level and postgraduate studies from courses undertaken during or after 1999, VTAC Pi Form. See Extra requirements for specifics."

I like Monash though. It's like family

[clinton_09]

i would say law/commerce coz better things would come from doing that rather than just straight business

[costargh]

Thing with straight business is that I never really intend to finish that course. I either wanna transfer into
1) Com/Law
2)Commerce/Eco
3)Commerce

at Monash

[Eriny]

If you prefer Monash, I've heard that they're fairly good with transfers. So, I guess it depends how much you like business and if you can get a high enough average to transfer into something like law. You can also transfer between unis but I think this is a little more difficult (not impossible though, I remember meeting someone at Melbourne uni who had transferred from Deakin).

Have you been to both open days? I went to the Deakin open day when I was in year 11 and it seemed pretty nice.

[costargh]

Nah I didn't go to any open days at all because I already know Monash is good lol. Deakin is this weekend though I think

[clinton_09]

yeh deakin is this weekend

[memka]

Nah I didn't go to any open days at all because I already know Monash is good lol. Deakin is this weekend though I think

So you're not looking at any ANU courses anymore?

[Daniel08]

Nah I didn't go to any open days at all because I already know Monash is good lol. Deakin is this weekend though I think

...I might see you there

[clinton_09]

...I might see you there

who would want to see you there? I feel sorry for anyone who has to see you in public. Real sorry

[costargh]

Nah I didn't go to any open days at all because I already know Monash is good lol. Deakin is this weekend though I think

So you're not looking at any ANU courses anymore?

Nope decided for social and financial reasons I need to stay in Melbourne at home

[ninwa]

Thing with straight business is that I never really intend to finish that course. I either wanna transfer into
1) Com/Law
2)Commerce/Eco
3)Commerce

at Monash

Well if you wanna transfer into Monash law I'd suggest you do com/law at deakin, just because I think it's easier to transfer into law if you have credit already from a law course, if you see what I mean?

Plus it'll help you see if you enjoy law, and if you don't, you could easily drop it and transfer into straight business at Monash.

Oh and either way you'll end up at Monash Caulfield the law faculty is moving to Caulfield campus in 2011 ><

[costargh]

Thanks.
I might go open day at deakin this weekend but I think I might just do a course at Monash Caulfield (although it might not be Business anymore, I was thinking maybe Accounting/Management or B&F/Management or maybe a combination of other sorts... not sure

[costargh]

Have done some more thinking.
I like the fact that Deakin's law has a commercial focus.
But still undecided.

Anyone have info, experiences, know people in Com/Law at Deakin?