Adelaide Immigration Bureau

I don't study economics, so I can't give you an accurate answer, but I can help you consider this question from other aspects.

RMIT is nominally a science and engineering major, but the best major is design (Khan ...), and economics should not be a strong point, but Melbourne has comfortable life, low prices and many job opportunities. RMIT is located in a prime location in the city center. No matter where you live, the transportation is very convenient. Studying in Australia for a short time is really a good choice.

UC is in Canberra, the capital, and I also study in Canberra, a national level. In a word, Canberra is a quiet small city, and those who like leisure can choose. But the disadvantages are high prices, inconvenient transportation (in the past, I had to transfer from Sydney or fly from China), few job opportunities and underdeveloped business.

Adelaide is a remote area, and the law and order is said to be bad, but if the landlord intends to emigrate, it is definitely the first choice. Because it belongs to a remote area, you will get 5 points plus points under the latest skilled migration policy.

But to be honest, the schools recommended by the intermediary are not good, they just want to ensure the success rate. You can choose first-class schools such as MoU, National University and University of Sydney from the beginning of the preparatory course.

Good luck to the landlord!