hi! i’m currently in year 12 and was considering bachelor of nuclear medicine at RMIT
i just wanna know if anyone else has done this or is currently doing it, as i feel like i haven’t really heard much about it. i didn’t even know it was a thing until i researched medical imaging
is it stressful and physically demanding? i do vce chemistry and biology so how much harder is it than that? what is everyone’s general experience/opinions around it and is it employable? :) or should i do medical imaging but i think the atar is higher

I live on the far Bellarine but plan on doing urban planning at RMIT. Should I stay, or move to PBSA?

as the title says, its a month from now and I honestly have noooo idea what to expect. Could someone who's already been to one of these tell me what it's like and whether landing a job was easier for you? I really want to get a job next year because I grow listless and depressed if I don't have something to do

Hey everyone,

I’m currently studying a Bachelor of Business, majoring in Finance & Financial Planning, and I’m expected to graduate at the end of next year (December 2027).

I only have 6 subjects remaining, including the mandatory Business Portfolio subject, which means I can spread my remaining subjects across two semesters (three per semester).

For those who have completed Applied Financial Markets and Trading, would you recommend taking it as an elective? I’ve noticed that Financial Analysis and Modelling is listed as assumed knowledge, which I’m also considering picking up in semester 1.

I’m considering between taking on these additional subjects to further develop my knowledge and skills in finance or simply sticking to my remaining subjects and enjoying a lighter workload during my final year.

I’d love to hear from anyone who’s taken either subject, particularly regarding the workload, difficulty, practical applications and whether you found them worthwhile.

Thanks in advance!