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[withoutaface]

There's still no point in doing it if it's gonna fuck up your HSC. If you're doing it for the respect of your peers, or for the scaling, you shouldn't be doing 4u. In my experience my maths probably boosted my UAI from 95ish to 98 because I worked hard in it and loved the subject, so yes the benefits are there if you work for them and if you schedule your study well you should have no problem fitting in other subjects

 

[JamiL]

Jamil what did u end up getting in 2u this year?

90... pff not that good but i get my picture in the in our learning centre now. all band 6 (E4) students get a pick in there learning centre.
out of the 12 ppl that did the HSC 4 maths this year, 6 got band 6 and 1 guy got 89/ the others didn do that good, rang from 75-85 and they prob shouldn of done the course.

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

There's still no point in doing it if it's gonna fuck up your HSC. If you're doing it for the respect of your peers, or for the scaling, you shouldn't be doing 4u. In my experience my maths probably boosted my UAI from 95ish to 98 because I worked hard in it and loved the subject, so yes the benefits are there if you work for them and if you schedule your study well you should have no problem fitting in other subjects

When you say "loved" are you really serious? Is it even possible to love a subject?...especially one such as Ext 2 maths that demands 3 hours of care every night?

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

i think i know what he means...if u do 4u ur really respected and held in high regard by evry1

Teachers respect you and students look up to you...but what's the point of that if you're not worthy of that attention? The consequences will be greater if you end up failing - you'll be looked down upon, which is worse than remaining unknown.

 

[Supra]

i didnt say to pursue the course bcoz of that reason i mearly tried to elucidate wot that guy was meaning by feeeling "big", as Arvin Sloane questioned this...

 

[acmilan]

I was in exactly the same situation, didnt think i needed it for uni but it turns out it wouldve been helpful. Honestly i dont know why i picked it up in the first place but i ended up dropping it after 2 topics and sort of regret it. But in the end, i know how to do the stuff now that i had a look back at the topics i missed so it doesnt disadvantage me too much

 

[withoutaface]

When you say "loved" are you really serious? Is it even possible to love a subject?...especially one such as Ext 2 maths that demands 3 hours of care every night?

I loved it so much I'm considering doing a double major in pure maths

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

i didnt say to pursue the course bcoz of that reason i mearly tried to elucidate wot that guy was meaning by feeeling "big", as Arvin Sloane questioned this...

Sorry. I didn't intend to suggest that you were doing otherwise.
That post of mine was really meant to be directed towards currysauce.