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Where can your teenager's ATAR take them?
You can use last year's ATARs as a guide to see what courses your teenager might be eligible for. Enter their ATAR in our ATAR course calculator to create a shortlist of options at RMIT.
The difference between high school and tertiary study
Starting at university after year 12 can be daunting for your teenager. There is a whole new set of acronyms to get their head around, a lot of distractions accompanying their new-found independence and new ways of learning. We’ve summed up the most important changes to keep in mind, to help you give your teenager the best advice to give them a head start into the next chapter of their life.
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University language – Learn the lingo
The language used when talking about university and vocational education can be tricky to understand. Here's a guide to help you to get your head around the terminology.
Understanding pathway opportunities
Pathway opportunities are a way to begin studying one course and then transfer into another. In some cases, this could mean saving money and finishing a course earlier.
What is an associate degree?
An associate degree is a two year course that's shorter than a bachelor degree. It has emphasis on hands-on, practical learning that prepares you for work or further study.