2026 HSC CHAT (52 Viewers)

[C_master]

bro misandry isn't even a real thing

Mate stop copy pasting words you don't know

 

[WeiWeiMan]

Mate stop copy pasting words you don't know

twas a joke

yes but i dont think any selective school kid would want to go to tafe, considering having asian parents lol..

do you think an asian parent would rather their kid take physics at TAFE and still get a HSC mark or drop physics bro

 

[bbohnii]

twas a joke


do you think an asian parent would rather their kid take physics at TAFE and still get a HSC mark or drop physics bro

neither

 

[bbohnii]

asian parents would find a way to guilttrip and convince you into doing physics fr

 

[WeiWeiMan]

asian parents would find a way to guilttrip and convince you into doing physics fr

guilttrip the school?

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

twas a joke


do you think an asian parent would rather their kid take physics at TAFE and still get a HSC mark or drop physics bro

TAFE is literally out of the question

 

[WeiWeiMan]

TAFE is literally out of the question

blud it'd be doing HSC Physics via TAFE WHILE IN HIGHSCHOOL STILL bruh

 

[Average Boreduser]

blud it'd be doing HSC Physics via TAFE WHILE IN HIGHSCHOOL STILL bruh

'oh no, people will think I'm retarded or smn if I go to tafe wahhhhhh '- literally Bend waht over user.

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

'oh no, people will think I'm retarded or smn if I go to tafe wahhhhhh '- literally Bend waht over user.

Well, yeah.

 

[Average Boreduser]

Well, yeah.

ellitist mf. Beyond sad icl.

 

[bbohnii]

guilttrip the school?

nah they'll find you a way to do physics like moving schools or doing it outside of school but its like stereotypically tafe is for ppl who don't wanna get an ATAR so they wouldn't think of it as an efficient way they'll probs do cluster classes or things like that

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

ellitist mf. Beyond sad icl.

It's not worth considering because my parents would not let. tafe is literally a punchline to them.

 

[WeiWeiMan]

nah they'll find you a way to do physics like moving schools or doing it outside of school but its like stereotypically tafe is for ppl who don't wanna get an ATAR so they wouldn't think of it as an efficient way they'll probs do cluster classes or things like that

you could still do it via SDEHS or smth if it hurts your ego that much

 

[jane1820]

you could still do it via SDEHS or smth if it hurts your ego that much

brother once u do it and go tafe to do ur hsc she will; if u think its alright (n i shame no one for doing it) then why dont u do it huh? she said she doesnt want to stop pushing her into doing it or convincing her to do it!

 

[WeiWeiMan]

brother once u do it and go tafe to do ur hsc she will; if u think its alright (n i shame no one for doing it) then why dont u do it huh? she said she doesnt want to stop pushing her into doing it or convincing her to do it!

why would I do it if my school already offers physics
TAFE or SDEHS are just alternatives if you rly wanna do physics (or some other subject) and are unable to cuz of ur school

 

[enlargedthroat]

You've quite clearly got to take what I'm saying with a grain of salt considering I did something incredibly close to Asian 5 and still did physics in year 11 -> the only reason I didn't do unmodified A5 in year 12 is the only physics teacher went on maternity leave . The key take away from my comment was to say that the idea that Asian 5 is the only way to do well - which is an idea commonly pushed forward on this forum, on conquerhsc, and in all the other atarmaxxing groups - is not true and you shouldn't be clouded by it. The reason I claimed A5'ers are boring is because the vast majority of them are selective school students who are doing the courses not out of some passion for their future careers but rather because their school, tutors and parents tell them that it is the only way they will succeed. Anecdotally, most A5ers tend to go into one of a few disciplines in uni; engineering, computer science, medicine or actuarial studies. If these students are passionate about these careers, why - other than the scaling fearmongering - arent they choosing subjects like engineering studies, sdd/ipt, biology, and economics/business studies respectively? You claim that "Not many people care about scaling", but what you'll see when you network with people in year 12 is that the vast majority of A5'ers are doing the subjects for that exact reason! Which results in everyone in these circles doing the same boring stuff rather than things they actually enjoy.

Say you are correct that most Year 12's think better scaling subjects is the way to go, and therefore doing those 5 subjects, but at what point does that give you the right to call them/ a specfic group of them boring? Did you avoid the line between 'boring' and 'interesting' just by picking modern history? or did you develop this ideal when others chose what you havent? Most selective school students deserve to be there, and they have the brain to know what they want/ would be better for them to pick. Theoretically, they may not pick engineering as they really do think that the five subject would be more beneficial to them then engineering studies which, wouldn't you say, it a valid reason! Still can't see where you earned the right to judge selective students doing A5 for a high atar/ better scaling although they could do something they may be more passionate about. Although it may be their teachers, tutors and school who tell them this, who are they to know better? That's what they were taught, that's what they know, that's what they trust. Calling someone 'boring' for their subject pick? Genuinely pathetic

 

[enlargedthroat]

im so glad that im in a single sex school cuz lord i would not be able to pass any of my tests with these buffoons around

Lmfao what..?

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

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You prob shouldn’t be picking your subjects from just scaling but ok.
You take the HSC course via TAFE, however, you still sit the HSC and hence, still get a HSC mark.

So... I ended up asking my DP about this... she said that it only applies for subjects the school doesn't offer at all.:C

 

[Average Boreduser]

Say you are correct that most Year 12's think better scaling subjects is the way to go, and therefore doing those 5 subjects, but at what point does that give you the right to call them/ a specfic group of them boring? Did you avoid the line between 'boring' and 'interesting' just by picking modern history? or did you develop this ideal when others chose what you havent? Most selective school students deserve to be there, and they have the brain to know what they want/ would be better for them to pick. Theoretically, they may not pick engineering as they really do think that the five subject would be more beneficial to them then engineering studies which, wouldn't you say, it a valid reason! Still can't see where you earned the right to judge selective students doing A5 for a high atar/ better scaling although they could do something they may be more passionate about. Although it may be their teachers, tutors and school who tell them this, who are they to know better? That's what they were taught, that's what they know, that's what they trust. Calling someone 'boring' for their subject pick? Genuinely pathetic

Not that deep bruh icl. let them hav their opinions lmao.

 

[spiderfan44]

Lmfao what..?

as someone who used to be in single sex, and is now in co-ed. dudes can be quite loud and disruptive in class and it can end up hindering your learning. girls can also be disruptive, but way more prominent in dudes