Victoria University

I think, it depends on what type of study you go into, the University campus' themselves are real nice and the teachers can be helpful depending on which ones you get but in saying that they understand that your an adult and they don't baby you in your studies. There are facilities that can help you on campus and off such as the student information center (the hub), on site councilors and on site apartments for most universities for people who can afford to travel back and forth from home. There are also library's, computer labs and a canteen (which is a little pricey). They've recently changed all VIC university campuses to non smoking (being two years ago now). The university has a practical approach to education, imparting employable skills that promise placement opportunities to graduates. For undergraduate programs, the average annual fee is roughly 7,000 USD for domestic students and 13,000 USD for their international counterparts. Postgraduate programs range between 18,000 to 20,000 USD for local and overseas students alike.