Will you be booted out of the house if you do not achieve a good UAI? (2 Viewers)
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sonyaleeisapixi
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my thoughts exactly.-may-cat- said:
how can you MAKE a person of that age repeat?
BoyNextDoor
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Nope! lol
But the only thing is, I may not end up enjoying our family vacation overseas though!
It may have an effect....but hopefully I'll do heaps well.
But the only thing is, I may not end up enjoying our family vacation overseas though!
It may have an effect....but hopefully I'll do heaps well.
-____-; Jeez. Honestly, does she have issues? Not making it into Medicine does not equal failure. It's not like the only good career out there is Medicine anyway. With her UAI, she could've done almost anything she wanted.not.addie said:
I know I'm not her and I don't think the same way but I can't see why someone would repeat the whole HSC course again just for Medicine.
Just out of curiosity, was she Asian?
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What airline you deciding to fly? Ask them for first class tickets.Hagaren said:
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As if you'll get booted out. If so, I expect to see a lot of asians on the streets eh.
madamecabaret
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i pride myself on being realistic, and the course for media at sydney uni is 98. so, knowing I wasn't going to reach that kind of mark, i didn't put it on the UAC. my dad yelled at me for being pessimistic and dragging myself down. I think both my parents are shit scared that i'll get anything lower than a 98, and i wouldn't be surprised if they did kick me out. if not that, then they'd give me a huge lecture on responsibility and how disappointed they are in me.
first child in the family doing the hsc, woop de fucking do :angry:
first child in the family doing the hsc, woop de fucking do :angry:
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It's actually illegal to be kicked out of home, no matter what age. If there is substantial proof to show that you cannot support yourself..
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I consider myself lucky as all my parents want me to do is the best that I can in the HSC. They'll be content with whatever I get just as long as they know that I put in some effort.
But I think threatening your kid if they don't get a particular mark is just ridiculous.
If they got a really low UAI because they just gave up and said 'fuck the system' then it'd be understandable if the parents were angry, but even then, wanting to kick them out just becasue of that is absurd.
Unless your friend sells his Mum's jewellry to pay for a habit and is secretly a hitman or something, I can't understand why his parents would want to get rid of him.
Are they really that uptight on his success? Obviously if they're expecting a high 90's rank, he's been getting decent marks at school, so it can't be as though this threat is a last straw or anything.
I just can't understand why someone's parents would be so serious about this.
But I think threatening your kid if they don't get a particular mark is just ridiculous.
If they got a really low UAI because they just gave up and said 'fuck the system' then it'd be understandable if the parents were angry, but even then, wanting to kick them out just becasue of that is absurd.
Unless your friend sells his Mum's jewellry to pay for a habit and is secretly a hitman or something, I can't understand why his parents would want to get rid of him.
Are they really that uptight on his success? Obviously if they're expecting a high 90's rank, he's been getting decent marks at school, so it can't be as though this threat is a last straw or anything.
I just can't understand why someone's parents would be so serious about this.