Sorting your VTAC preferences for Year 12? Choose from a diverse range of courses and make RMIT what's next.
Sorting your VTAC preferences for Year 12? Choose from a diverse range of courses and make RMIT what's next.
With over 350 qualifications to choose from, it's never been easier to find the right fit for you.
Get to know RMIT and what it's like to study your dream course in this series of online sessions for Year 12s. You'll get insights from current students and staff about your course options, what industry experience really means, the RMIT clubs and societies, global opportunities and much more.
At RMIT, both university and TAFE courses are on offer to help you achieve your goals for the future. But how do you decide which type is best for you?
If you've finished year 12 and have your ATAR, you can use last year's ATARs as a guide to see what you might be eligible for. Enter your score to create a shortlist.
If you've finished year 12 but didn't get the score you expected, consider a pathway.
Study pathways provide opportunities for you to transfer between RMIT courses. There's often more than one path to the degree you want, so don’t worry if you don’t meet all the entry criteria at first.
Don't meet the entry criteria? Pathways provide opportunities for you to transfer between RMIT courses.
RMIT's Schools Network Access Program (SNAP) lets students from selected schools receive extra consideration for any RMIT course in their preference list.
If you're thinking about what to study after high school graduation, exploring RMIT's range of courses is a great place to begin. Get started!
Is your child preparing to finish year 12? Learn about the application process and the higher education opportunities available to your teen.
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