I started out doing an arts degree at a university outside of Sydney (low entrance mark requirements - my ATAR was actually terrible and I got in through a very high STAT score and waiting 12 months to go to uni - I'm not sure that this is still an available pathway) did my electives in...
nah you don't fam, my ATAR wasn't worth the paper it was written on and I'm doing just fine.
Obviously don't waste your time (like i did) and actually put in a respectable amount of effort - but there's likely more ways to get to where you want to than you are currently aware of.
Become an electrician, good money and easy on the body as you age. If you decide to go to Uni later you could possibly do electrical engineering or something to build on your practical skillset - or just do cashies on the side whilst you study as a mature age student.
Work as a correctional...
I personally couldn't have and I'd say the same is true for most people, it used to be $1500 for $1000 if you were that gun at investing during and pre-uni i'd hate to think how successful you probably are now.
The only shares I've made serious money off are CBA and Macquarie, which I stuck...
Chenist is math based.
I'd suggest you stick to school - sort yourself out and focus on what you want to achieve if you are organised with assessments and put the work in its almost impossible to get less than 60 which is all you need to get into teaching. If you just miss out enrol in arts and...
If you don't have the confidence not to have to ask, you probably can't pull it off.
I wish I wore a novelty suit, like the floral ones you buy at lowes in hindsight.
Last count I have around 30k in super, about 8k is voluntary. Gov co-contributions make up about 10k. 7-8k from employment and the rest has been in growth. It's also been paying for my income and tpd insurance for the past two years.