lalibertad
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Very multicultural like all campuses. Probably 50% internationals, bulk of which are from China.
Culture-wise (I've studied or taught at 9 unis in the past 6 years), quite laid back. Decent standards but not especially bright students on average (in business anyway). It's classed as a tier 2 uni and that sounds about right. So you'd notice a huge difference compared to going to UNSW, and on the flipside a big difference to Western Sydney.
Generally I found Wollongong a place devoid of people with big ambitions. Quite a small town mentality.
Culture-wise (I've studied or taught at 9 unis in the past 6 years), quite laid back. Decent standards but not especially bright students on average (in business anyway). It's classed as a tier 2 uni and that sounds about right. So you'd notice a huge difference compared to going to UNSW, and on the flipside a big difference to Western Sydney.
Generally I found Wollongong a place devoid of people with big ambitions. Quite a small town mentality.