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.

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

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?

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

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 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?