Repeating Year 12 (1 Viewer)

[Not-That-Bright]

lol daymn.

 

[Lexicographer]

Originally posted by freaking_out
in my skool they force u to repeat yr. 11 if u didn't finish yr. 11 satisfactorily- so yeah, lotta ppl. repeat yr. 11.

You school crap!

 

[hipsta_jess]

noone in my year is repeating
in my schools like 10 yr history, only 2 people have repeated yr 12, one did no better and one did slightly better
however, some people that dropped out are now doing yr 12 at tafe

 

[honky tonk]

I don't think anyone from our year is repeating. Three people repeated last year, but I'm not sure if it helped them..

 

[redslert]

now now, not everyone who repeats get the same crappy results

i know of one at my school who repeated, yep at the same school, 2002/2003, in 2002 he got a uai of 64ish but in 2003, finished with me and got a uai of 93ish
he was an international student

another one 2003/2004, repeating, don't know if he is doing it at same school
got uai of 96.9, not happy cause he didn't get into med, repeating chemistry and maths 3u

 

[= Jennifer =]

nobody is repeating yr 12 at our school as far as i know anyway

 

[Xayma]

Originally posted by braindrainedAsh
A girl in my year who was doing pathways ran away to the coast with her boyfriend, became a pentecostal christian, and is now pregnant.... she won't be finishing year 12!!! And geeze I feel sorry for the baby!

So became a christian, then fell pregnant to her boyfriend? Isnt there something wrong there.

 

[Lexicographer]

Originally posted by redslert
got uai of 96.9, not happy cause he didn't get into med, repeating chemistry and maths 3u

That has to be the stupidest decision I've ever encountered. Firstly, ALL medical schools take into account the length of time you took to complete year 12, even if you were already eligible to enter university after the normal time. Therefore even if this person DOES get a better UAI this year, they'll need to do something else better in order to get in.

Secondly, they would have had an easier time starting a Science degree and transferring, as this would allow them to take some medically related subjects (eg Chem 1 and Bio 1) as well as starting them off with a good GPA. Sure it means more HECS, but once you're in Uni it's a lot easier to move around.

Originally posted by Xayma
So became a christian, then fell pregnant to her boyfriend? Isnt there something wrong there.

Some of those nutty splinter denominations condone premarital sex.

 

[kimmeh]

reminds me too. a girl at my old school has been "forced" by her parents to repeat year 11 because they werent happy with her marks. is this a valid judgment and reason to repeat the preliminary year that does not count towards anything?

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by kimmeh
reminds me too. a girl at my old school has been "forced" by her parents to repeat year 11 because they werent happy with her marks. is this a valid judgment and reason to repeat the preliminary year that does not count towards anything?

yeah, u shuldn't repeat yr. 11- unless ur forced to!

 

[kimmeh]

well her parents forecd her to. but i think thats soo damn demoralising. i dont know which is worse. mixing with the ratty year 10s or doing the work again

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by kimmeh
well her parents forecd her to. but i think thats soo damn demoralising. i dont know which is worse. mixing with the ratty year 10s or doing the work again

doing the work again ofcourse!

 

[kimmeh]

and seeing the teachers again for another year .. i i cant imagine how anyone could repeat year 11. at least make a sole attempt of year 12 and if you fail, then repeat again. but year 11.. pssshht.. it just sounds like hearing someone saying they study 5 hours for their SC well.. i think thats worse

 

[Sarah168]

a 03'er at my school is repeating and he just joined my economics and modern hist. class today.grrr more competition for the top position now...

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Sarah168
a 03'er at my school is repeating and he just joined my economics and modern hist. class today.grrr more competition for the top position now...

sukker!

 

[MissMacbeth]

repeating..kinda....I"m doing the tertiary prep certificate...it's way easier than the hsc - the exam for tafe's english version is a take home essay!
I think i'm doing it for 2 reasons:
1: I'm a fcuking dumbass who only got 57 for a UAI
2: I didn't do science or maths and I wanna catch up so I'm not a dumbass again in my future uni course.

 

[abdooooo!!!]

can't you just study at uni in some crap course and get a good mark then get a transfer to the course that you want. and you may able to be to carry over some credits... because hsc sucks.

 

[MiuMiu]

see the thing is its harder to do that nowadays cos you won't get into uni with a uai below about 65.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Ms 12
see the thing is its harder to do that nowadays cos you won't get into uni with a uai below about 65.

yeah, but the guy at my skool wanted to do pharmacy and he got 80 uai in 2002 and he repeated- and he still didn't get into pharmacy...so yeah, repeating is not a good thing to do!

 

[abdooooo!!!]

Originally posted by Ms 12
see the thing is its harder to do that nowadays cos you won't get into uni with a uai below about 65.

its because of the howard government isn't it? LOL

i heard some unis allow you to apply for their courses regardless of your uai if you live in their area. but yea 57 is prolly a bit too low...

but for those who get 80+ the better choice would be choose the course that you're good at and do well in it, then transfer.