Twinkleleighton

Hi everyone, I am just wondering if anyone is previously or currently studying masters of speech pathology in Australia. I recieved offers from several universities and am struggling to decide between two unis: Sydney Uni and Melbourne Uni. I am graduating in Mel uni this semester so I know more about the culture and style of teaching in unimelb. However, I have absolutely no idea how Sydney uni is like. Comparing the course description that they provide onilne, Mel uni sounds more broad and theoretical-based (as the usual experience I have had in the 3 yrs of undergrad) while Sydney uni is farely more practical and down to the profession nature. However, as these are only my own interpretations, I am not sure if they are true. In addition, I happened to come across a post which mentioned that the drop out rate for the program is 50%, which is incredibly high. Does anybody know if this is the actual case? If anyone would be able to give me some advice, I would hugely be grateful of;D Any feelings or information about the course, Sydney uni (whether their teaching style is pragmatic), and the factors that you guys will prioritize would definitely help! Cheers!!

Hi everyone, I am just wondering if anyone is previously or currently studying masters of speech pathology in Australia. I recieved offers from several universities and am struggling to decide between two unis: Sydney Uni and Melbourne Uni. I am graduating in Mel uni this semester so I know more about the culture and style of teaching in unimelb. However, I have absolutely no idea how Sydney uni is like. Comparing the course description that they provide onilne, Mel uni sounds more broad and theoretical-based (as the usual experience I have had in the 3 yrs of undergrad) while Sydney uni is farely more practical and down to the profession nature. However, as these are only my own interpretations, I am not sure if they are true. In addition, I happened to come across a post which mentioned that the drop out rate for the program is 50%, which is incredibly high. Does anybody know if this is the actual case? If anyone would be able to give me some advice, I would hugely be grateful of;D Any feelings or information about the course, Sydney uni (whether their teaching style is pragmatic), and the factors that you guys will prioritize would definitely help! Cheers!!