More than 25,000 year 12 students will have the opportunity to study at university next year, but will they be on the right course? Photo: Marina Neil In October, more than 50,000 Victorian year 12 students will sit their final school exams. More than half will flock to university next March, eager to cast aside the shackles of school and embrace a staggeringly different world of unsupervised study. For some, their university course is a ticket punch en route to a solid career, while for others it's more about campus life and making new friends. And for some, perhaps, there's that old-fashioned notion of a well-rounded education; learning how to think critically, reason analytically and...
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