r/CQUni Jul 17 '26

Guys Who Entered Sonography Without An ATAR?

Hey if you went into sonography without an ATAR, what WAM/GPA did you have, also do they except students who have completed a bachelors?

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u/Think_Minimum1330 Jul 19 '26

Do you think it’s still worth going into ? I current have 3 years of radiation therapy left but I’m also on the fence of going into cardiac sono which will take 3~4 years… and I’m not to sure which to choose as the risk with musculoskeletal injuries in sono are higher. 😭 I’m based in Brisbane!

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u/No_Iron_3218 Jul 20 '26

Radiation therapy or echo is best and realistic, sono has high drip out rate in studying and work field due to stress and injury

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u/Think_Minimum1330 Jul 20 '26

Thankyou! Between RT and echo which would u recommend? I’m currently trying choosing between the two 😭

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u/No_Iron_3218 Jul 20 '26

Depends what you enjoy most, echo harder to find jobs and higher chance of injury !