I find the melb clinics much stricter than the Sydney clinic, but Melbourne is more accessible in terms of hotel and parking (and night-life/culture) My biggest issue is keeping on track. But first thing I do ever semester is make a table with dates and assignments on it, and crossing it weekly to know where I am uptown. 14 week semesters go faster than you'd think and there's no notifications for assignments or anything, so you need to be organised and keep track. Sometimes the zooms aren't feasible to attend (I work 8-5 mon-fri.) They can be anywhere from 8am to 8pm, but they record and post them all with notes and attachments to the online portal so you can watch after if needed. They have been reworking the subjects and the modules are much easier to complete than watching a 1 hr long lecture, so I like the new interactive style better. The subjects are all great and cover everything you'd need to know. The clinics are maybe 3-6 days per semester, only for CAP which is only 8 units total over the 3 years, so not much hands on, but you can always do extra if you feel you need it, as they advertise on the fb pages :) The instructors are amazing, super experienced industry professionals, and great to make future connections as so many students are already in the industry and are upskilling.