Mr Slick
Banned
5 MONTHS 14 DAYS TO THE HSC GUYS!!!! ARE YOU READY......
to die lol
to die lol
It's only the hsc bro.
Yep, only the hsc
Aim low, and you'll always meet the standard you want.True! Gimme some tips then lol
fail then move to a foreign companyTrue! Gimme some tips then lol
+2Aim low, and you'll always meet the standard you want.
tell me you said that when you were doing the HSC, and then I will give credit to your statement. Sure past-timers can say this, but it doesn't help anyone when you didn't have that opinion when you were doing the HSC.It's only the hsc bro.
Yes, I did. I had rational, reasonable goals, and therefore, the HSC really didn't feel like a big deal at all.tell me you said that when you were doing the HSC, and then I will give credit to your statement. Sure past-timers can say this, but it doesn't help anyone when you didn't have that opinion when you were doing the HSC.
If I had my time again, I probably would have taken this approach.Yes, I did. I had rational, reasonable goals, and therefore, the HSC really didn't feel like a big deal at all.
Personally, I was well aware of the power of getting good results in the HSC but it never reached the level of obsession I see here on BoS. Mind you, that isn't really a criticism as I cruised through Year 12 and got really good results. I know that other people don't have the same natural talent.tell me you said that when you were doing the HSC, and then I will give credit to your statement. Sure past-timers can say this, but it doesn't help anyone when you didn't have that opinion when you were doing the HSC.
i don't see your real point, people who put in hard work should be rewarded with scholarships, as employees want hard working people, and a person's ATAR is ROUGHLY reflective of a person's motivation and natural talent. Currently, in conjunction with an interview, personal credentials and ATAR, this is the most efficient way for employees to judge the "worth" of a person so why do you refer to them as "bastards"? jealousy? Also, why would someone want to be tutored by a person who scored 70 in a HSC subject as opposed to 95+, it is counter intuitive.Pfft, some of the guys on this site. Get the highest ATAR possible, get a job at some tryhard "only 99.95ATAR tutors" tutoring college and then profit.
Also, the amount of money those bastards get through scholarships, the rich get richer.
Honestly, I reckon its because students dont know any better. When you're in the younger years, teachers etc build the HSC up into this mythical, apocalyptic event in your life.Personally, I was well aware of the power of getting good results in the HSC but it never reached the level of obsession I see here on BoS. Mind you, that isn't really a criticism as I cruised through Year 12 and got really good results. I know that other people don't have the same natural talent.
It's just that some of the things you see here like the users stressing over the release of their personal exam timetable yesterday indicates that students are making irrational decisions because they build up the HSC into something it really isn't.
Um no this is not true.I said that they hire ONLY 99.95ATAR. You can be really good at a subject, but because you didn't get 99.95ATAR they won't hire you. They have to continue their arrogance. They won't hire someone with 99.90ATAR. It's meant to be all part of their business model , prey on the insecurities of asian parents.
All I know is that in roughly 5 months and 15 days my face is going to be buried in cocaine.5 MONTHS 14 DAYS TO THE HSC GUYS!!!! ARE YOU READY......
to die lol
All I know is that in roughly 5 months and 15 days my face is going to be buried in cocaine.