How much will university cost YOU? (1 Viewer)

[Arceupins]

Some figures are in the GUG. Want me to read from there...? =P

Yus, if you wouldn't mind : P

I really should have picked the 2011 GUG up for myself but hey.

 

[Shadowdude]

Okay Economics at UNSW... no data but the graduate salary on average there is around $50 000 a year. That's in the top 40% of graduate salaries in comparison with other fields of study. Others in that top 20-40% range are Computing/IT, Education, Environmental Studies, Rehab and Science.

What Arts are you wanting? If it's creative arts... that's bottom 20% - and the average salary is $40 830 Australia-wide.

 

[Aquablack]

Okay Economics at UNSW... no data but the graduate salary on average there is around $50 000 a year. That's in the top 40% of graduate salaries in comparison with other fields of study. Others in that top 20-40% range are Computing/IT, Education, Environmental Studies, Rehab and Science.

What Arts are you wanting? If it's creative arts... that's bottom 20% - and the average salary is $40 830 Australia-wide.

haha thats so bad to be honest, thats why I dont understand why people to arts or economics at uni

 

[Shadowdude]

It's bad because...?

 

[Aquablack]

It's bad because...?

50K and 40K are not very good starting salaries are they? to be fair. At my IT cooperative scholarship course you get 70-80 upon graduation

 

[mitchy_boy]

50K and 40K are not very good starting salaries are they? to be fair. At my IT cooperative scholarship course you get 70-80 upon graduation

What the pay increase like as you progress though? Senior economist can earn a fair bit.

 

[Aquablack]

What the pay increase like as you progress though? Senior economist can earn a fair bit.

Senior IT can earn much, much better haha... we're talking 200s (;

 

[NewiJapper]

Some prostitutes can earn 800 grand a year easy.

Why are people going to university?

You don't need a degree for this shit!

 

[Arceupins]

The good thing about BEc is you can use your skills in areas other than your direct line of work ie. trading on the ASX and running a business, two things I'm hoping to do in the long term.

 

[Shadowdude]

50K and 40K are not very good starting salaries are they? to be fair. At my IT cooperative scholarship course you get 70-80 upon graduation

50k is comparatively good. Considering what those people going to TAFE are gonna get, in general.

 

[Aquablack]

50k is comparatively good. Considering what those people going to TAFE are gonna get, in general.

Did you really just compare that to TAFE, are you serious? o_____________________0

 

[Aquablack]

Some prostitutes can earn 800 grand a year easy.

Why are people going to university?

You don't need a degree for this shit!

Even if that is true, which I doubt it is, its not worth the STI's they get.

 

[Shadowdude]

Did you really just compare that to TAFE, are you serious? o_____________________0

Well, how much do TAFE people get?

If I'm ignorant - educate me on correctness, please.

 

[Aquablack]

Well, how much do TAFE people get?

If I'm ignorant - educate me on correctness, please.

DUDE what is WRONG with you?

OF COURSE YOU'RE RIGHT, I'm saying why compare a degree at uni which requires above 90 ATAR to TAFE, which doesnt even require an ATAR?

Compare it to other courses like it, like my IT scholarship, which requires a LOWER ATAR and earns MORE MONEY!

 

[Arceupins]

Well, how much do TAFE people get?

If I'm ignorant - educate me on correctness, please.

Some tradespeople can actually earn a fair bit. My brother went to tafe and did an electricians apprenticeship; he's probably earning around the $60k mark these days, which is alright considering he was being payed over the four years he spent completing it. The figure can only rise since he's looking to start a business of his own, too.

DUDE what is WRONG with you?

OF COURSE YOU'RE RIGHT, I'm saying why compare a degree at uni which requires above 90 ATAR to TAFE, which doesnt even require an ATAR?

Compare it to other courses like it, like my IT scholarship, which requires a LOWER ATAR and earns MORE MONEY!

If you're not trolling, your elitism really is fairly ridiculous and baseless.

 

[Aquablack]

Some tradespeople can actually earn a fair bit. My brother went to tafe and did an electricians apprenticeship; he's probably earning around the $60k mark these days, which is alright considering he was being payed over the four years he spent completing it. The figure can only rise since he's looking to start a business of his own, too.



If you're not trolling, your elitism really is fairly ridiculous and baseless.

I'm not and I'm right

 

[Lolsmith]

Tradies can earn a boatload more than university graduates

$31,000~ for 4 years. Unsure of postgrad shit yet

 

[Quackersome]

Some prostitutes can earn 800 grand a year easy.

Why are people going to university?

You don't need a degree for this shit!

+1

The good thing about BEc is you can use your skills in areas other than your direct line of work ie. trading on the ASX and running a business, two things I'm hoping to do in the long term.

You don't need a degree for the 'skills' to trade on the ASX or run a business. A lot of people do both successfully without getting tertiary education. Some with multiple prestigious degrees fail in both.

50k is comparatively good. Considering what those people going to TAFE are gonna get, in general.

See above.

 

[Phoenix Fury]

Crudely estimated 17-18k

Noob question but does this mean the uni you go to has no affect on cost or...?

 

[ohexploitable]

About $50,000.