Week in the Life of an Aviation + Business Student | RMIT University | 2021 

Hello sunshine, what a surprise to see your video this morning!!

I hope you've enjoyed your time there! :) Went to the open day back in 2015 while I was at CIT, the teachers that I met at the time were generous with their time. In answering questions. Fortunately, I went to ANU. would have loved to have done painting and drawing at RMIT.

😯 she’s back! We love your videos❤️

This was so relaxing to watch ♡ missed your vlogs ♡♡

Eyyyyyy~ Love it!!!😍

Wow! U r so hardworking👏👏 I loved your vlog!!

Im too in aviation, you vlogs make me inspire to do MORE!

Missed you on youtube😍🧚🏼‍♀️

this so cute 😍 I miss this 🥺👉🏻👈🏻

HEY! im planningg to attend for aviation and flight training, do yk someone i could talk to regardingg their experience and address some queries ?

How'd you get in please?

I actually applied to RMIT for this july 2022 intake. still waitin on their decision lol. its been 2 weeks, wish me luck.. great content btw

Hi sarah! do you have any self study tips or resources?

I’m thinking about applying for the bachelor of aviation course since I’m nearing the end of year 12 (yay) but I’ve heard you have to do an aptitude test (which I don’t mind doing either way) but I can’t find any info about the difficulty of it. Would you have any tips??

what are the requirements for aviation? do i need entrance exams, if so how many am I going to take?

Hi, Is the Master of International Business good in this university?

Do you have a fjällräven backpack?😍

Hi. Can you tell me about engineering there? +is it easu to find a job for international students?

Can we work part time to cover degree fee while doing double degree in rmit uni? I am international student I want to do supply chain management and logistics and global business major is it possible to do part time job to cover the fees

Hi I just wanted to ask if you think doing a double degree in aviation and business is worth it, I'm interested in becoming a pilot but I'm kind of worried about something like covid happening in the future and losing my job. I'm also planning on working part time as a barista while I study. I might also be open to the idea of working full time as a barista if I don't have a sustainable job after uni. Is it worth going for the double degree? I'm also not really interested in taking any other degree apart from these two. Any thoughts?

Hey aerospace Engineering over here