Plan B @ Life (1 Viewer)

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If Plan A (getting into University then into a career from that) fails, I need to find a job that lets me utilize my knowledge from Chemistry and Physics, that is particularly in the science industry requiring at least Year 12 qualifications next year.

(Because I don't want to study Calculus or Henry Lawson's Short Stories for nothing as well)

 

[vanush]

You wont get much of a career in Science with just HSC Chem and Phys, other than teaching HSC CHem and Physics. Youll need a Bachelor's degree.

 

[Nashie]

My plan A was Uni, etc....

Got tired of the bullshit after year 12.. 18 months on waorking in retail, enjoying it getting paid relatively well *read same as a teacher grad with half the time*

plan Bs are not soo bad, now I am not going to uni (in the current future) and my boss want to help me get into a well paid stable position with lots of scope for earning within the next 18 months, just when all my friends will be coming into average paying jobs with huge hecs debts....

Talk to someone at your school who can help, if you do want science though you probably need uni, where as me doing a business degree would have just contributed to the national debt

 

[^CoSMic DoRiS^^]

if you want a career in science you're probably gonna need a degree or some sort of tertiary qualification...i can't think of any science-based profession off the top of my head that would only need HSC sciences.

 

[xXeMoxXxCoRexX]

if you want a career in science you're probably gonna need a degree or some sort of tertiary qualification...i can't think of any science-based profession off the top of my head that would only need HSC sciences.

They always need volunteers for testing.

...

I'm going to work for the government so I don't need a plan B

 

[watatank]

I'm not sure you could do that without a degree...

Ever thought of teaching? Become a science teacher I think, although you will need a Bsci/Dip Ed or B science edu for that (not exactly sure), the cutoff isn't exceptionally high (if that's what youre worried about). You could also do a science degree of some sort and then work with researchers when you leave in your chosen field, or watever one comes up anyway...

 

[xXeMoxXxCoRexX]

Plan A:
SOMEHOW get the 99.55 Uai i require for comb law... [ie.. EAS/prove aboriginality/payfees]
Go to france for a year.. jan 08--> Jan 09...
then uni.
for my law degree...
meet some uber hot rich, smart, funny guy in my course..
get married.
live the life.
catch him cheating with some younger, hotter, BLONDE, stupid secretary...
remarry some old guy.
divorce.
remarry some older guy.
divorce...
etc.
till i'm rich and can be LADY CHATTERLY!
(L)!
with my 'im here to clean ze pool' cabana boy!
(L)

Plan B:
be happy with whatever Uai i get..
meet some nice boy in uni.
go steady.. [even tho he isnt rich, and is kinda ugly.. but it doenst matter to planbnichole because he's nice right?]
marry him.
6 kids.
house in whoop whoop.
die.

The world needs more women like planbnichole.

 

[nichhhole]

The world needs more women like planbnichole.

well.. dont count on me to be planbnichole.. the chances are highly unlikely
*sighhhhhh*

i wish i could be a nice person.

 

[alby]

see if there are any science-y courses at tafe, caus other than tutoring hsc kiddies i highly doubt there's anything that'll only want hsc science