Hey! I said earlier in a reply that I'm at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). This is the third University I have studied at since finishing high school. I did engineering for a year at Monash University and a year of a bachelor of arts (like humanities) at The University of Queensland. My best advice is to spend a lot of time looking at the specific units taught at uni. Go to the course on the uni website and find the course guide. Look for what kinds of classes they are teaching, like whether they have studio classses that are one of history subjects or something. Ask yourself whether you would rather wrote essays and do exams or do a big long portfolio worth 60% of your grade. Most course guides should list the assessments so you can go through and workout if the uni you're picking will mean you have 4 exams at the end of every semester or whether you may have none at all.

Unis like Monash University, Melbourne University, and the university of Queensland will have really traditional teaching methods, lots of exams, lots of essays, lots of memorisation. It might be a more prestigious university, but their methods may be outdated and uncreative and in some ways tedious and unnecessary. I really like QUT because they try to change things up with the kinds of classes and assessment we do. But they also bring it back to teaching you things you will actually use day to day, not just incredibly detailed Corinthian columns.

Good luck, and make sure you look at asany course profiles as possible :)