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I didn't realize anyone did 15 units in the HSC...
Crazy of the school to let them.
Crazy of the student too.
Crazy of the school to let them.
Crazy of the student too.
95 with poor marks in english though. not an excuse, but if I enjoyed english as much as I enjoyed my other subjects I would have been done better and been up above 98What was your UAI?
My friend does 15 units, and probably the hardest 15 units:
chem, phyz, bio, 4 unit math’s, extension japanese, std English.
We've told him so many times that 5 units won’t count however, he won’t drop down... i think that in year 11- his marks were average (but he done 14 units)- however this year considering he picked up 4 unit maths, it affecting all of his studies because of the time required to study for 4 unit.
Moral- don’t do 15 units... ESPECIALLY IN THE HSC..!!
I didn't realize anyone did 15 units in the HSC...
Crazy of the school to let them.
Crazy of the student too.
Man up you pansies15 units?
Thats craaazy
yeh u have your reasons.... of being a little faggot
whoa hes doing subjects we dont no about, got a little surprise for us up ur sleeve have ya?
wat a wanker
The best UAIs aren't scored by kids who tend to take the easy way. The best UAIs are scored by kids who love studying and work hard no matter how bleak success may seem. The highest aggregate ever scored was by a kid named Laurence Fields. He did 4 unit Mathematics, Physics, 3 unit English, Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He got Band 6s in all of them and got a State ranking for all of his subjects except Maths Extension 1. He came first in state in Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He did 15 units in the same year.My friend does 15 units, and probably the hardest 15 units:
chem, phyz, bio, 4 unit math’s, extension japanese, std English.
We've told him so many times that 5 units won’t count however, he won’t drop down... i think that in year 11- his marks were average (but he done 14 units)- however this year considering he picked up 4 unit maths, it affecting all of his studies because of the time required to study for 4 unit.
Moral- don’t do 15 units... ESPECIALLY IN THE HSC..!!
But does anyone know this Laurence IRL? With all respects to him, he may be a genius who has got a photographic memory. He may be one in a million.... I mean he's one of the few people to have gotten a high UAI (like 99+) doing that many units. Not everyone can emulate his feats.The best UAIs aren't scored by kids who tend to take the easy way. The best UAIs are scored by kids who love studying and work hard no matter how bleak success may seem. The highest aggregate ever scored was by a kid named Laurence Fields. He did 4 unit Mathematics, Physics, 3 unit English, Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He got Band 6s in all of them and got a State ranking for all of his subjects except Maths Extension 1. He came first in state in Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He did 15 units in the same year.
His aggregate was 497/500 and he got 100 UAI. dp624 from this site also got 100 UAI. He only did 10 units but only had ~490/500 aggregate.
Doesn't this prove anything to you guys?
You've got a point, but hey life isn't fun for most nerds without taking risks. People who are smart usually want to see the full extent of their intelligence. i guess it all depends on the person.But does anyone know this Laurence IRL? With all respects to him, he may be a genius who has got a photographic memory. He may be one in a million.... I mean he's one of the few people to have gotten a high UAI (like 99+) doing that many units. Not everyone can emulate his feats.
ye but im not saying it a bad thing to do 15 units, just that i dont think he can cope because of some of the high content subjects hes got... but oh wellThe best UAIs aren't scored by kids who tend to take the easy way. The best UAIs are scored by kids who love studying and work hard no matter how bleak success may seem. The highest aggregate ever scored was by a kid named Laurence Fields. He did 4 unit Mathematics, Physics, 3 unit English, Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He got Band 6s in all of them and got a State ranking for all of his subjects except Maths Extension 1. He came first in state in Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He did 15 units in the same year.
His aggregate was 497/500 and he got 100 UAI. dp624 from this site also got 100 UAI. He only did 10 units but only had ~490/500 aggregate.
Doesn't this prove anything to you guys?
I don't know about anyone else really, but I'm doing 14 because I really want to do all my subjects and couldn't even consider dropping any. Except 3U English, but I'm not allowed to drop that, and it's turning out pretty interesting anyway. I guess having 2 of my subjects not counting would be a bummer, but it's good if I screw up one of the exams I guess ==I wonder why people choose to do this? I have a feeling that for many it is not a matter of them wanting to do it, but to prove their intelligence and superiority over others, which is a little bit sad. This is a bit silly anyway as doing well in most HSC subjects has little to do with intelligence...
I think the worst part would be knowing that all that hard work you put in three subjects would count for absolutely nothing in the end.
It sounds like so much fun! I wish I did it.woah is that all you can come up with?
sad!
oh btw if you think cafs is all about babysitting, you're greatly mistaken.
haha yeah it isIt sounds like so much fun! I wish I did it.
Your absolutely correct. I was just trying to point out to everyone that 15 units doesn't always result into a disaster.Just because he could do it doesn't mean anything. dp624 doesn't care about those 7 marks, he still got his 100. Nobody realy cares, 100 UAI is good enough, and it doesn't matter how many subjects you take.
Ah...what a kind set of words for all those who got 100 UAI. But don't generalise. Getting top UAI doesn't mean that they love studying.The best UAIs aren't scored by kids who tend to take the easy way. The best UAIs are scored by kids who love studying and work hard no matter how bleak success may seem.
It's funny how you called him 'kid' when he should be like 10 years older than you...The highest aggregate ever scored was by a kid named Laurence Fields. He did 4 unit Mathematics, Physics, 3 unit English, Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He got Band 6s in all of them and got a State ranking for all of his subjects except Maths Extension 1.
YepHe came first in state in Classic Greek, Greek Extension, Latin Continuers and Latin Extension. He did 15 units in the same year.
Only? Only? Don't underestimate it. Getting even to 400/500 stage is fairly difficult.His aggregate was 497/500 and he got 100 UAI. dp624 from this site also got 100 UAI. He only did 10 units but only had ~490/500 aggregate.
Nothing, it proves nothing at all.Doesn't this prove anything to you guys?