cub3root
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what a wasteI know someone who graduated from ruse and did a language arts degree.
what a wasteI know someone who graduated from ruse and did a language arts degree.
lol, majored in french and wants to be french teacher later.what a waste
yes i do agree with this. If one thing i have noticed when i was doing questions/past papers the "same" question was being asked in different waysI think its about how familiar you are with certain types of questions, rather than your intelligence
nopeYes but only to an extent. Like, a person who got 99+ would surely be smarter than someone who got, for example, a 70...
That said, there are times where smart people got low atars and not so smart people got high atars.
Hence, to an extent.
yeah i agree with Kiraken. My friend had the potential to do really really well in the HSC but illness and family issues struck him down and he only evded up with 50 atar. never the less he recovered and got accepted into uws science and is doing really wellnope
lool yeah I know someone like this too, she got like 99+ atar but does a french major @ usydlol, majored in french and wants to be french teacher later.
No, I don't agree with that. A person can get a 99 atar by doing arts subjects like CAFS, Early childhood, drama, etc which are subjective, whereas a person who might be doing more content based subjects like physics, chemistry, maths etc cannot solely rely on intepretationYes but only to an extent. Like, a person who got 99+ would surely be smarter than someone who got, for example, a 70...
That said, there are times where smart people got low atars and not so smart people got high atars.
Hence, to an extent.
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There's a lot more to HSC than just plain rote learning imo. And I don't think you can say that ANYONE who simply "works hard" can pull off ATARs as high as 99+ (or, for exaggeration purposes, 99.95). If that was so, then every pure rote learner who exists will be scoring 99.95 and that obviously isn't the case.yeah i agree with Kiraken. My friend had the potential to do really really well in the HSC but illness and family issues struck him down and he only evded up with 50 atar. never the less he recovered and got accepted into uws science and is doing really well
nope not at all.HSC is a matter of preparing you for UNI. HSC does not distinguish you from dumb people and smart people. It is only designed to test your ability to study and cope with the intense work load that will evolve once you get into UNI.
lol have you been to uni before?HSC is a matter of preparing you for UNI. HSC does not distinguish you from dumb people and smart people. It is only designed to test your ability to study and cope with the intense work load that will evolve once you get into UNI.
Nope you're wrong. HSC involves children studying and creating methods of studying that they will be implemented in their tertiary studies.nope not at all.
HSC is just getting the atar to get into uni. uni is more learning things rather than memorizing and repeating on the test for the most part