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I can see the date in the video. I can hear him asking people in the session to answer questions.

"Nobody is saying anything, I assume what I'm saying is making sense."

I can't give you any feedback, sir, you're 6 years in the past, and this is a recorded video.

I'm in my final year, I can't wait for this to be over.

At least if I have to suffer this kind of shit in the workplace, there's the implicit understanding that I'm being paid for my time.

Paying for this quality of education is a joke. Covid really was a turning point for university education in Australia.

I know I could probably lodge a complaint or fill out CES or whatever, but I have one more semester after this and I'm free, I'm just gonna grit my teeth and bear it, but fuck if it's not driving me nuts.

hi guys, is it normal for a course coordinator to not accept the 3 day extension and only approve 2 days?

Hello!

I am a current year 12 student undertaking VCE and on the more conservative side, is on track for a minimum ATAR of 90. My main question is whether I should choose RMIT or Monash for Engineering?

From what I've heard:

RMIT is more practical/industry focused. It typically employs hands on learning and practical experiences to allow for the student to familiarise themselves.

Monash University is more theoretical (not to say it isn't practical) and has a higher university ranking. I

This is just what I've heard. Among all comments regarding this common question, netizens seem to prefer RMIT due to its high employment. At the end of the day, the employer doesn't regard the university you go to but rather can you do the job? If RMIT allows for higher practicality, thus allowing me to connect as much things I learn in RMIT to my real day to day job. That's something I'd value. It seems to me at least that Monash just prides itself on its ranking/prestige.

Maybe it's important to note, I do plan to do DUS (Defence University Scholarship), if that affects anything.

I am leaning towards RMIT but I am still open to what anyone has to say! Anyone who has had experience in either University within the engineering department; any info is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

im planning to apply to rmit and just wanted to know if there are any good scholarships apart from 20% international student scholarship

I had an assignment due on Wednesday at 1:30 pm. Unfortunately, I didn't pay close attention to the submission time and had assumed it was the standard 11:59 pm deadline.

I understand that the late submission penalty is a 5% or 10% deduction from the total mark for each business day the assignment is late. For future reference, I was wondering how a “business day” is calculated in this situation. Does the first business day end at midnight on the day the assignment was due, or would it be calculated from the original deadline of 1:30 pm to 1:30 pm the following business day?

Also, for a business student, is the penalty 5% or 10%?

Thanks for the help!

hey guys so i got really sick over these past couple days to the point i genuinely can’t leave my bed but i have a quiz on tuesday i haven’t been able to study if i go doctors and get special consideration when will i end up doing the quiz. Will i get my results on time because i want to transfer next year and idk if its gonna delay me or anything.

I recently moved to Australia for my masters in EE this semester. Ive heard before that making friends after getting older is much harder and being 25, i can see why now. The people in my classes are a bit standoffish and sometimes justifiably busy. People are mostly cordial but i think naturally they’ve already done their share of socialization and made their group of friends. It’s just a bit jarring to walk about in campus with not many people to talk to or hangout with.

How have you guys managed to find your people this “relatively late” in life? Do mixers work? Any other tips as a new student here are appreciated.

I was studying in building 8 until it got dark out and as I was leaving I saw a homeless person camping out in one of the study areas. He wasn't really doing anything but I I feel like I should've done something. What am I even supposed to do in a situation like this?

I am currently looking at bsci courses around Victoria with a special interest in enviro science. Unfortunatly I missed the RMIT city campus open day, but went to the holiday tours a few months ago.

However, I do have one question: Why is there barely and new enrolled students for this course? (according to the student profile there has only 30 students enrolled sem 1 2026). Is the low demand because its niche, or simply a 'bad' course?

Thanks guys, im new to this sub :P

i feel as if a lot of students kind of regret not going to events or utilising certain perks or investing in certain clubs, and as i’m now in my second-year of my course & kind of relatively feel like i haven’t been doing a lot to make use of my time of rmit

what are some things y’all have to find it useful whether it be academically or socially (or whatever) in your time at university, whether it be like certain events y’all think people should be going to, or tips and tricks to get cheaper food (around campus) and/or study spaces which aren’t being exploited enough by students

just had a food for thought, do lemme know ✌️😂

sincerely,
lebronjamesyaoi

obviously melbourne uni & monash have been having their own fictional love story happening within the subreddits, through stories & yaoi/yuri being made, but i feel like rmit is being unfairly treated and not involved in this storytelling

i think enough time has passed and people should start making fictional love stories between rmit and any university of preference (as long as it’s not v*c uni) - for obvious reasons… but if y’all do so, please contact me and/or post it on the subreddit, best believe ill be under every post reading and enjoying ✌️😂 - much appreciated! & get to it guys!

sincerely,
lebronjamesyaoi (the rmit subreddit’s saviour)

i am planning for feb 2027 intake for data science course and i am really confused about the uni, do you guys have any suggestion?

Anyone having to constantly log in on canvas mobile Android phones? I feel like I'm logging in and it not working every day.

One of my lecturers said that time management is much easier as a student before you enter full time work. As someone who needs to work two casual jobs to support myself while studying, I find it very hard to manage my time. Although I do manage to complete all my work to a high standard, my lecturers statement made me wonder if there is some ignorance to how we live coming from lecturers.

I wonder if he is aware that for many of us, we are actually working from 9:30am to 1:30am: for instance i may go to uni, then straight to my retail job then straight to my bar job.

i wanted to ask this question, mainly because i feel like a job at uni would be highly beneficial and good for commuting amongst an array of things, but i also have a friend who is a library concierge & apparently that pays quite well!

i don’t mean like an academic or like academic-adjacent job, but like do you think working at a job within campus is beneficial especially when being in a more degree which needs you on-site more?

i also don’t necessarily mean volunteering for open-days, campus fests etc. but if you have experience doing that, lemme know anyways!

sincerely,
lebronjamesyaoi ✌️😂