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imo I think the cutoff for rural should be in the 95-96.5 or maybe even 97 range to make the compensation more fair.
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i think rural cutoff should be the same as urban cause honestly if you live in the bushes that your fault i dont want no jungle bush resident to be my doctor
 
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Bastani said:
i think rural cutoff should be the same as urban cause honestly if you live in the bushes that your fault i dont want no jungle bush resident to be my doctor
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I'm unsure as to if you're the same moron from the same thread. But there are several reasons as to why people stay rural. those 2-3 atar points won't be as significant as a cutoff difference of 8. your jungle bush resident also would likely get bonded if their atar was on the border of the cutoff.
 
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I'm unsure as to if you're the same moron from the same thread. But there are several reasons as to why people stay rural. those 2-3 atar points won't be as significant as a cutoff difference of 8. your jungle bush resident also would likely get bonded if their atar was on the border of the cutoff.
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im js saying i dont want a person that lives in a hut to be my surgeon unless they got 99.95 thats it yfm
 
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Bastani said:
im js saying i dont want a person that lives in a hut to be my surgeon unless they got 99.95 thats it yfm
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lmfao ironic you say that... the houses in rural areas tend to be more livable than ones in sydney. Ya'lls blocks have gotten smaller than 200m^2. thats insane... basically a 'hut'. So that's pretty hypocritical for you to imply that all rural people live in bushes.
 
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lmfao ironic you say that... the houses in rural areas tend to be more livable than ones in sydney. Ya'lls blocks have gotten smaller than 200m^2. thats insane... basically a 'hut'. So that's pretty hypocritical for you to imply that all rural people live in bushes.
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yh all rural people either live in bushes or underground and like me personally my home is 700m2
 
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katiekms said:
tutoring costs money. the only reason i can get tutoring is because i got a scholarship that pays for it, but even with that, it can only get me 25 min sessions for two subjects once a week, and costs like a quarter of the price of dr du. the tutoring i get is not very quality. but obviously i have to make do. also picking subjects that scale well is not as easy as you make it out to be - nobody at my school even knew about how scaling worked or atars or anything like that, we only chose what we enjoyed. i only really learned about stuff like that this year.
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English?....... Or spanish?
 
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