2024 HSC Chat (6 Viewers)

[appleali]

it's gonna be anticlimactic asf, idk what ur talking about. it fucking always is, unless u immediately do something fun like have a party or smth after it really won't be anything special.

i like it to be like that, just fully bedrot and let everything go after the last exam

 

[ziGma]

10 days to hsc how are we feeling

I js know hsc months going to draggg

 

[Legendary16]

I js know hsc months going to draggg

but the days leading up to the hsc are flying by like crazy

 

[ihatehsc24]

but the days leading up to the hsc are flying by like crazy

Fr, 1 week of holiday finished already like what, and only 10 more days left

 

[Solarised]

i can taste the end its so close
its been a stressful 12 months

Stressful 13 years mate, K-12, finally our prison sentence is over only to then go to uni and then an endless cycle of work

 

[Legendary16]

Stressful 13 years mate, K-12, finally our prison sentence is over only to then go to uni and then an endless cycle of work

the rat race is real

 

[igor9]

Stressful 13 years mate, K-12, finally our prison sentence is over only to then go to uni and then an endless cycle of work

uni shouldn't be too bad, right? more freedom ig near the city too, surely it is something better.

 

[Solarised]

uni shouldn't be too bad, right? more freedom ig near the city too, surely it is something better.

Hell no my friend, uni is messed up too, yea you have more freedom but there's much more at stake than regular school.

 

[axe]

Hell no my friend, uni is messed up too, yea you have more freedom but there's much more at stake than regular school.

you can repeat uni but u cant repeat school

 

[Solarised]

you can repeat uni but u cant repeat school

ik but that doesn't dismiss the fact that uni is significantly better than school, yea you get more freedom, but it still feels like a blockage from total freedom, its just a glorified prison sentence

 

[appleali]

i personally cant wait til uni, although it will undoubtedly be more work i think it will be better considering the freedom, and also the lack of competitive stress. like although year 12 might be easier in terms of content, you have to compete for a certain atar whereas in uni you just have to pass to get the degree