Never went to Uni. Had a Sister who did and Duxed it.
I haunted Libraries instead at an age long before one goes to Uni to learn how to 'Research'.

"Boo!"
I learned much indeed and implemented it all with all the Life Experiences I got from working Job to Job, place to place. Throw in mad-house Socialising and all things 'relationship' and it eventually all makes sense come 30 years of age.
Art: Well I must say, that the Uni Art is second rate compared to the TAFE Art. When I did a SignWriting course, there were a few Uni converts over to the Technical side of the force.
Why?
Well it seems that the Uni Art courses just offer 80% Theory and 20% Practical, while TAFE offered 80% Practical and 20% Theory which really mattered when it came to actually doing the Artwork itself. Besides the fact that many 'Deaf' people do Art courses because they tend to be more 'visually aware' than normal people, a lot of kids straight out of High School percieved themselves as "Losers/Failures" because they were going to TAFE and not Uni

. Sad to see this and I often had to convince them that although they were not 'Smart' for Uni, they were definately 'Clever' enough to be successful.
University is established, via Religion, upon 'paperwork' more than anything. Also, although the Degree in question may not have anything to do with the Job at hand - it proves to an Employer that this person has gone through a 'process' which offers more than what someone has got just via the HSC.
If you can afford it: Learn your Children as to which one is Clever, which one is Smart, and wether they are Breeders or Achievers. No good sending a son to a prestigiously expensive School/Uni if he is nothing but a ladies man who is only interested in Sex and having 7 kids.
Funny thing about TAFE is that it is 90% cheaper and still gets you a career that earns more than a lot of Uni orientated careers.
Also, Australia is the world leader in Commercial Diving Academies having the Top 3.
Hobart ...Fremantle ...and Albury (not kidding).
They are considered around the world in quality as what is reserved for Harvard/Yale or Oxford/Cambridge.
Something to be proud of.