I have a university degree in the sciences with a high GPA
. Regardless, I'm looking to study 2 subjects via OTEN for personal development and to improve academically. Just to let you know I dropped out very early on in year 11 to go to university so I'm really quite lost here as to which subjects I should take.
My preference is to find two courses (perhaps 3) which will combine to give me a basic foundation in the arts and thus allow me to confidently go into post-grad law or medicine. I may seem stupid to some of you for attempting this, but it's something I've wanted to do for a while and that I think would bring me great satisfaction.
I'll be studying full time at the same time so I've limited myself to 2 subjects per year (just prelim or prelim and final depending on how hard it is). Anyways, the courses which I think would be most suitable for me (in order of decreasing importance) are:
1. Adv english
2. Modern history
3. Economics
I was also wondering if anyone could make predictions on how much time per week would an average student spend on these types of subjects? Can I work very sporadically depending on my schedule and still pass or are there weekly assignments/quizes?
Should I jump straight into the HSC subjects or do the preliminary year beforehand?
Any future, current, or past HSCers have any thoughts on this?
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My preference is to find two courses (perhaps 3) which will combine to give me a basic foundation in the arts and thus allow me to confidently go into post-grad law or medicine. I may seem stupid to some of you for attempting this, but it's something I've wanted to do for a while and that I think would bring me great satisfaction.
I'll be studying full time at the same time so I've limited myself to 2 subjects per year (just prelim or prelim and final depending on how hard it is). Anyways, the courses which I think would be most suitable for me (in order of decreasing importance) are:
1. Adv english
2. Modern history
3. Economics
I was also wondering if anyone could make predictions on how much time per week would an average student spend on these types of subjects? Can I work very sporadically depending on my schedule and still pass or are there weekly assignments/quizes?
Should I jump straight into the HSC subjects or do the preliminary year beforehand?
Any future, current, or past HSCers have any thoughts on this?