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lee^ar

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I was just wondering if it was possible to change to advanced english for year 12, or is it too late?

My school recommended me standard english for year 11 (before the SC results came back), but they said they'll let me change into advanced english if i got a high B in english for SC, which i did, but i got lazy and didnt change

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3U maths
standard english
Business studies
Legal Studies
Software design and development
Catholic Studies

If i could change now, would it be wise to change to Advanced english?

[ oh and btw, the word engrish in the title was intentional =P ]
 

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it is too late to change... becuz u have a minimum amount of hrs to complete for prelim adv eng before ur elligible to go on to hsc adv eng

if ur skool does let u (altho its not allowed) i wud change...

considering the amount of ppl with band 5 + 6 in std eng... *shudder*
 

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nope, because you started on a lower level.
its like in maths, if you do general then you cant go to advanced at the end of prelim.
 

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Originally posted by :: ryan.cck ::
considering the amount of ppl with band 5 + 6 in std eng... *shudder*
damn :(

so standard english students achieving a band 5/6 is a rare sight?
 

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NO standard kids have got a band 6 in english (and it is highly unlikely they ever will) and only like 1% of standard kids get in the band 5 bracket.
 

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there was this guy in my school who the schoool somehow manipulated for him to advanced english in year 12.. but isnt he at a disadvantage? my friend was telling me how he was doing crap because in standard, they dont teach you how to read critically...
 

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Originally posted by 0ver97
is it possible to change from adv eng to standard half way thru yr 12?
Yes. But it will be extremely difficult. Going from Advanced to Standard isn't like dropping an extension - they are two different courses with a shared component (like maths and general are different). Therefore you'd probably be better off sticking to advanced and just working harder.
 
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lee^ar

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yeh like i said, the use of engrish was intentional

so ur saying im gonna have to expect a poor HSC result even if i do exceptionally well in the other subjects?
 

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narrr std eng will only hurt u a bit. actually, it wud only hurt u if u are good at english. say u get an average mark for std and get band 4, if u do ok in ur other subs i rkn ur uai will only be limited to high 98s which shud be good enuf... (i think!)
 

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Originally posted by Giant Lobster
actually, it wud only hurt u if u are good at english.
lol? Did you mean it would only hurt me if i was crap at english?

Anyway so if i do extremely well in standard english, top of my year and all :)p ), scoring over 90%, as well as for other subjects, then it would be possible to get a good HSC right?
 

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but wud the rest of ur grade do well as well?
 

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Preliminary Advanced English is a prerequisite for HSC Advanced English. Unless your school lied to the board of studies and said you did it for prelim, they won't allow you to do it for advanced. You should have acted quicker.
 

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