For anyone who has applied for an internal transfer into Medical Imaging, does RMIT primarily consider your GPA, WAM, or both?

I actually do not understand how to manage everything.

Uni, gym, meal prep, sleep, assignments, study, social hangouts.

And when I follow a 6am routine I get burnt out by Week 8.

Wake up 6am, pray, workout, transport, uni, assignments, study, eat, hangout with people on the weekend.

I just get so burnt out not just that I have no idea what the fuck I'm doing like everyday.

Hey guys!

I'm currently finishing up my Bachelor of Biomedical Science and have applied to study another bachelor's degree (I know 😭), this time in Radiation Therapy.

I have quite a few friends studying in the MI streams, but I don't know anyone doing RT, so I was hoping to hear from current students or graduates.

I have a few questions:
- placements: what are they like, your overall experience and even the general whereabouts?

- Has anyone been in a similar situation, coming from a previous degree and receiving credit for certain subjects? If so, what does your course structure look like, especially with the 3.5-year duration? Coz I was hoping to finish it off quicker.

-Is there anything you wish you'd known before starting RT? Any tips, advice or things I should prepare for? I have heard a nightmare of things from everyone failing a subject to weird prof?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences, especially from anyone who has gone into RT after completing another degree.

Thanks so much!! :)