1, in prestigious schools, lecturers are generally nervous and the course will be more difficult. Of course students will be dissatisfied. Moreover, Australia still has a big problem. Because there are few people and the competition is not very fierce, it is not difficult to get into a prestigious school. In fact, there may be a big gap in ability between students who enter famous schools and those who enter ordinary universities, and the course difficulty of famous schools is obviously much more difficult than that of ordinary universities, which students naturally cannot afford.

Ordinary universities generally teach students to apply, while first-class universities focus on learning, so what they teach students is more academic.

3. On the premise of no work experience, the students of famous schools are not necessarily easier to get started when they first start working than those of ordinary schools, so the employment rate of newly graduated students is not very high. But with the development of time, because their basic skills are relatively solid, it is easier for them to learn new things and get promoted.