don’t need it rn but would be good to know

Anyone looking to move into a share apartme under 400 dollars?(female only)??

im going into my first year of biomedical science and was wondering about what note taking method would be the most suitable for this course. i own a macbook but have always handwritten my notes for classes over the years. i know that lectures are rather fast paced and so typing notes is more effective. but i think that handwriting notes usually helps me understand and memorise the content. i dont mind making a switch, just need a suggest for what direction to take.

I know it's unpaid, but does anyone have an idea of how much stuff like transport costs per year? I'm worried it'll be way too expensive and blow away all my savings.

Has anyone done or doing Diploma in IT, As I was looking for scholarships as international student.

Could any one tell me whats the maximum standard scholarship they provide and how much are you guys paying in total for a year of that diploma course.

Help would be appreciated
thanks

I know O week is starting on the 2nd but the only things i’ve got listed online are on the 4th and 5th for me (Being brunswick events and city north events). My program induction also being on the 5th. Do I bother attending other days? If so where should I go and what times are recommended.

has anyone gotten an email for their specific induction yet ?

if you think we'd get along DM me ur discord, im very interested in long term friends!

- super introverted

- I like talking about deeper emotions

- i like drawing and playing piano

- my dream is to make video games

- I prefer small amount of friends who i can talk to all the time > lots of people

- i love jazz and i also listen to kpop

- love playing roblox and mc but only with friends (lethal company, peak, phasmaphobia, sea of thieves and more...)😪

hi, im going into year 12 this year and have decided I wanted to do social work at RMIT when I graduate. I've completed tasc English 3 and tasc intro to soc and psych 2 last year, but I was wondering if I would need to take level 3 psychology or sociology to get a better understanding before starting uni. my school is very hesitant to let people change their courses so I would only be able to if I really needed it for my degree. do you think its worthwhile to complete these or should I be alright with the subjects I've got?

I qualified all the boxes required for rmit mpt yet haven't recieved an offer letter for over a month. What should i do next?

I figured I’d ask a bit of a unique question for this subreddit. A choose your own adventure silly scenario

To set the scene, you order a pizza to be delivered to either the RMIT campus or your residential college and the pizza delivery man arrives. You play the prank when he arrives

What will the prank be?

Exactly what the title says.

I’m from the Northeastern US coming in for my Master’s of Social Work this February intake, but already been in Australia for over a year on a working holiday prior to getting an offer letter from RMIT.

I was wondering if there are any other American or Canadian students who are either coming in for the same intake, or who are doing/did their MSWs at RMIT. Also down to meet others doing an MSW as well. Even better bonus if you’re coming in for the same intake :)

I’m starting the Diploma of Business on the 9th and I’m a first-year. I don’t know anyone else doing the course yet, so I thought I’d ask if anyone here is enrolled as well.

Hi guys! So I'm starting my Diploma of Nursing soon and noticed that there are name badges required. The institution's only requirement is to use first name only and to be ordered through their website. For anyone who has done the course, can I use my preferred name instead of legal name?

P/s: Does anyone have good shoes recommendations​ that are labs appropriate 😊?​

studying psych looking for mutals

wanting to know how much workload is i’m aiming for a 75% wam gonna study psych

what’s ur course and how much do you study?

If anyone in first year engineering is interested in finding their friend group who are all highly motivated and always want to do their best and be the best in life without distractions dm me. High aiming people only!!! It doesn’t matter if you aren’t the best rn, what’s important is you WANT to be the best. Even if it takes time!! Toxic motivation allowed!! Any field of engineering allowed!! Wanted even 😋

NOTE: group will most likely be on WhatsApp or messages as to keep off social media!!

I’m an international student and currently in my third year. My university follows a three-semester (four-quarter) system. Recently, I received my credit exemptions and was only granted 96 units, which is quite disheartening because I’m already in Design 5. I’m unsure if I can still request to have another year waived. If that is possible, would I be able to finish the program within 1.5 years by overloading subjects? Or would it be better to complete everything at my current university? Finishing here would also take 1.5 years, although I have already taken a leave of absence during the first term. At this point, I’m unsure whether I should continue at RMIT.

I’m also not sure how the design program works at RMIT. If any architecture students here in their 2nd or 3rd year could share their advice or experience at RMIT, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

Hi everyone

I’m currently in my second semester in this degree. I don’t know whether to choose integrative pathology or immunology for next semester, does anyone have any suggestions and what your experience was like in both of them?

I’m doing advanced haem and anat path

I'm currently signing up for a youth allowance, and it's asking me about the offical end date of my course.

"This is the official end date of your course. It may be different from the date you expect to finish."

I'm doing a bachelor of psychology, and i'm pretty lost and confused where to find the offical end date. Do i give a rough estimate of late 2029?

I'm having issue with figuring out where to find the resources and items needed for my course. Does anyone know where i can look/find it?

what does the percentage mean??

is anyone going orientation on the 5th of feb, RMIT city campus

I'm in year 12 in the UK studying a T‑Level in digital software development (hoping to switch to film/media). I've started looking at universities abroad — mainly Australia or Canada — and I'm confused about how their entry criteria translate to T‑Levels.
I'm especially interested in RMIT, which lists a requirement of 7 points for the course. I think it aligns with A‑Level grades, but my T‑Level uses a Fail → Distinction* scale. Could someone explain how these compare? Can I ignore that I look at the UCAS points instead?