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Thanks for the advice, I'm pretty focused on my studies at the moment. Hopefully I get where I want to be in the future
i am so envious that you plan to do 4 unit... i use to do accelerated maths and was planning to do 4 unit but im not naturally gifted so chose to drop it and maybe later pursue 4 unit...I'm still thinking about it.. but so far..
English Advanced
Maths 3 unit
Japanese cont.
Chinese cont.
Chemistry
and then maybe economics or physics
Then in year 12:
4 unit maths
Chinese extension
and not do eco or phy.
I'm doing accelerated maths at the moment and i wanna keep doing it so i can get my 2unit maths over and done with.
i'm interested in medicine and pharmacology. or become a teacher... i really haven't thought about it too much
my dream atar would be 99.65 which is to get into law. but im not really interested.
as high as i can. preferably 96+ to get into medicine. ><
Yeah, maybe because music 1 has terrible scaling? LolI'm really surprised no-one has chosen Music 1 or 2 or Drama here. They're really popular at my school. ...
Yes, but it's still a popular subject. And Music 2 has okay scaling...Yeah, maybe because music 1 has terrible scaling? Lol
I cannot vouch for music 2, but yeah I get your point.Yes, but it's still a popular subject. And Music 2 has okay scaling...
I've seen a few '15ers that are thinking of choosing music 1I'm really surprised no-one has chosen Music 1 or 2 or Drama here. They're really popular at my school. ...
woow the number of classes for drama really surprised me...I've seen a few '15ers that are thinking of choosing music 1
But yeah they were popular at my school as well! we had about 22 doing music 1 at my school and 2 or 3 classes of drama (not sure exactly how many)
Pretty much my only small class was music, however I loved it! We had so much fun and although we were competitive, it was a healthy competition which resulted in all of us doing extremely well.This leads to another question - are smaller classes better off? I mean would the teachers have time to help individuals more often?
Pretty much all my classes will have around <10 people in them - with the exception of English, of course.
Ahh that's great. Always love some healthy competitionPretty much my only small class was music, however I loved it! We had so much fun and although we were competitive, it was a healthy competition which resulted in all of us doing extremely well.
Here is a tentative list of subjects I aspire to embark on for my senior years. Note this is metaphorically, a capricious list. I am yet to probe into exactly what these subjects consist of in regards to their syllabus contents and outcomes.What are you subjects?
General Mathematics - vast improvements are yet to be seen -- as such, I will undertake General Mathematics if the aforementioned improvements eventuate.Possible future subjects? (e.g ext 2 maths, ext 2 eng)
No.Were you offered an accelerated course?
My career goal centres around the workplace realms of economics, law, politics, journalism or possibly psychology if I achieve an appropriate ATAR and undertake a bridging course for the mathematics required to study Psychology. Currently, the chances are looking slim. Admittedly, it is hard to remain pragmatic.What are you career goal?
Sydney, Macquarie or Charles Sturt University. Again, that is if my ATAR permits, which brings me onto my ATAR goal - that is, 90+Atar and any uni in particular you aiming for?
It's good to see someone here embarking on undertaking a language for the HSC. I wish I could go on exchange.At the present point in time, I am thinking of doing:
English Advanced
French Continuers (I love French, and I'm going on exchange [in 50 days!]).
Modern History (I had my heart set on Ancient, but the subject selection talks really changed my mind!)
Biology (Always loved sciences!)
Geography (I actually think it's interesting, unlike a lot of people...)
Studies of Religion 1 (Have to, and religion isn't THAT bad)
and English Extension 1 (yeah )
I also want to do French Extension in year 12 When I'm older, I'd like to be a journalist. I'm aiming for ATAR in the low 90's, but I'm not too fussed.
Not really. I always liked history, it was the most damn interesting subject at school and the one I was best at.Would you find both histories hard? Or are you a history nerd like me? I'm planning to do only Ancient but I'm also leaning towards Modern to replace Legal *sigh*