Is this the most relieved you've ever felt in your entire life? (1 Viewer)

[thommy]

I remember all the way back to 2003, trying so hard in Year 7. I went very well. Then in Year 8-12 it was almsot like I wasn't at school. I didn't lift a book, as I thought it pointless, because the only thing that counts is Year 12. Some teachers and even my parents wondered why I stayed on, and the reason was for Year 12. I said that after a 4 year lapse, I would try and get at least an 80.00 UAI. Everyone said I had no motivation, and that I wouldn't get it, and today, getting 82:55 was just so satisfying. I sure made a lot of people eat their words, and the relief was beyond words. What about you?

 

[tommykins]

always knew iwas going to get 90+, 95+ aim was abit skeptical, got my results and knew i'd get what i wanted.

satisfied :]

 

[Goldfish Dave]

I dominated during Year 7 and 8, after that I slowed down. By Year 11 & 12 I just really wanted to finish.

I enjoyed school overall, but it just became dull.

I was expecting a UAI of around 45 and that's exactly what I got - I was more relieved when I realized I was free, but I guess it's nice to know that there is nothing school related coming in the future for me.

 

[RogueAcademic]

Congrats on sticking it to them. I like hearing stories like that. What are you going to do with your UAI?

 

[thommy]

Congrats on sticking it to them. I like hearing stories like that. What are you going to do with your UAI?

Thankyou very much. Most likely a Macquarie course, like International Studies or Media.

 

[-may-cat-]

I wanna make a photocopy of my results stuff them inside a bottle and throw it at my old deputies head. similar story to OP, i am relieved.

 

[danz90]

I wanna make a photocopy of my results stuff them inside a bottle and throw it at my old deputies head. similar story to OP, i am relieved.

ROFL please do it.

 

[dwarven]

I wanna make a photocopy of my results stuff them inside a bottle and throw it at my old deputies head. similar story to OP, i am relieved.

you should photocopy it and mail it to her =]

 

[-may-cat-]

With another letter saying how she is a pathetic excuse for a teacher.... Could i get sued?

 

[dwarven]

With another letter saying how she is a pathetic excuse for a teacher.... Could i get sued?

nope
technically youre just providing feedback on her "awesome" teaching ;]

or
go to your old school and tell it in person, make sure other people can hear you.

grats on your uai

 

[-may-cat-]

nope
technically youre just providing feedback on her "awesome" teaching ;]

or
go to your old school and tell it in person, make sure other people can hear you.

grats on your uai

lol, i think i would get escorted frojm the grounds... and thanks by the way. Congratulations to you as well, didnt you get high 80's?

 

[gcchick]

Yes! After getting my results yesterday I was so stressed that my UAI wouldn;t be high enough for my course. I was an emotional wreck all day.

Then this morning, I find out my UAI is 81.40 and I'm absolutely stoked, I can do exactly what I want at uni because the cutoff was 75. =]

SO RELIEVED.

 

[dwarven]

lol, i think i would get escorted frojm the grounds... and thanks by the way. Congratulations to you as well, didnt you get high 80's?

but it would be worth it tho
mid 80s

so yeah, do it.

 

[kevinx2]

Happy that i'm 5 UAI higher than my highest UAI estimate but depressed since i got much lower than what was expected from SAM/JUAI.

 

[-Cake-or-Death-]

Thankyou very much. Most likely a Macquarie course, like International Studies or Media.

lol all i can say to your story and choice of corse and uni is.. ditto. teachers were tellin me to look at tafe etc or get a job. a 86.05 later i think they were quite.

 

[Deltan]

I wanna make a photocopy of my results stuff them inside a bottle and throw it at my old deputies head. similar story to OP, i am relieved.

LOL

 

[dp624]

I'm pretty relieved =P