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What to look for in the Financial Review’s Best Universities Ranking
By providing a balanced scorecard across five measures, students can hone in on what matters most to them.
Victoria ThiebergerSpecial reports editorFor year 12 students facing the daunting decision of which university to attend, no single factor can be the sole determinant of quality.
Some will seek out the best teaching experience; others may want to find the sense of community on campus they’ve heard their parents talk about. Research rankings might be top of mind for students hoping to pursue academia, while others plan to train for a high salary career. Reputation and the associated prestige still holds sway for many.
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