What is the dumbest HSC school? (3 Viewers)

[coolcat6778]

Rooty Hill High School HSC Results (Honour Roll) | HSCninja

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"87 students received University offers. Of these, 95% were early entry offers for university. This was higher than previous years. There were 120 offers in total."

this is a GATEWAY school, so they get like 10 extra selection rank points or dont even need an atar at all for UNSW (wtf)

Why the fuck are they allowing people who aren't capable of the workload at UNSW into UNSW?

 

[WeiWeiMan]

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"87 students received University offers. Of these, 95% were early entry offers for university. This was higher than previous years. There were 120 offers in total."

this is a GATEWAY school, so they get like 10 extra selection rank points or dont even need an atar at all for UNSW (wtf)

Why the fuck are they allowing people who aren't capable of the workload at UNSW into UNSW?

UNSW wants money


also bro what's with this forum's beef with rooty hill

 

[reniiiblaseee]

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Average HSC marks
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"87 students received University offers. Of these, 95% were early entry offers for university. This was higher than previous years. There were 120 offers in total."

this is a GATEWAY school, so they get like 10 extra selection rank points or dont even need an atar at all for UNSW (wtf)

Why the fuck are they allowing people who aren't capable of the workload at UNSW into UNSW?

how r they doing horrible in food tech

 

[WeiWeiMan]

how r they doing horrible in food tech

cooking is hard bru

 

[coolcat6778]

how r they doing horrible in food tech

the people (eshays) only picked it for the pracs

 

[67atar]

they seem like immaculate artists though

 

[Average Boreduser]

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"87 students received University offers. Of these, 95% were early entry offers for university. This was higher than previous years. There were 120 offers in total."

this is a GATEWAY school, so they get like 10 extra selection rank points or dont even need an atar at all for UNSW (wtf)

Why the fuck are they allowing people who aren't capable of the workload at UNSW into UNSW?

definately not the worst by a long shot. Go somewhere rural, these marks would be lower

 

[jane1820]

i have a feeling that you're so obsessed w how other schools/students do in their hsc instead of actually worrying abt urs
go touch grass plz!

 

[jane1820]

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my old school had only one b6 last yr and it was in agriculture

 

[WeiWeiMan]

my old school had only one b6 last yr and it was in agriculture

did you go to james ruse

 

[jane1820]

did you go to james ruse

Yes!

 

[coolcat6778]

aint no way people actually pick agriculture in james ruse

 

[jane1820]

hey so this might seem crazy but 98% of students dont chose subjects based on scaling!

 

[coolcat6778]

hey so this might seem crazy but 98% of students dont chose subjects based on scaling!

u really have to unless u want a high risk of low atar

doesn't matter if ur obsessed with business studies or agriculture. if ur not getting a 90 mark (which is actually very hard to get given the subjectivity of these subjects) it's literally not worth it.

ud have a higher atar contribution in a good scaling subject such as physics

 

[jane1820]

u really have to unless u want a high risk of low atar

doesn't matter if ur obsessed with business studies or agriculture. if ur not getting a 90 mark (which is actually very hard to get given the subjectivity of these subjects) it's literally not worth it.

ud have a higher atar contribution in a good scaling subject such as physics

some people dont want a high atar, some are fine w a 70 ATAR, others are fine w no band 6s
not everyone is the same,
ATAR. IS. JUST. A. NUMBER.
it doesnt mean anything unless you make it mean something, its existance started upon the principle of identifying the capabilites of student in regards for the university degree, if the degree you're interested in requires a 70 ATAR, why would you have the ATAR define who you are?
at the end of the day, it doesnt matter what subjects you chose (whether high scaling or low), or what your ranks and marks are, hell it doesnt even matter what school you get into as long as you dont make it matter

like some people care what others think, while others dont and it's related to what that person defines as 'important'

so yes, some people do want the 'high risk of low atar' not because they're stupid, controversially they are the smart ones for not letting a system get to their head and destroying what they believe in (in most cases: that humanities are low scaling subjects bc they're for stupid people)

 

[99.95dreams]

u really have to unless u want a high risk of low atar

doesn't matter if ur obsessed with business studies or agriculture. if ur not getting a 90 mark (which is actually very hard to get given the subjectivity of these subjects) it's literally not worth it.

ud have a higher atar contribution in a good scaling subject such as physics

not always true. the dux of my school last year did no maths, she took all conventionally low-scaling subjects (ancient, legal, business, industrial tech, english, ee1). bro landed 3 state ranks and ended up getting an atar of 99.90. it isn't a matter of what subjects you choose - you just have to do well in whatever subjects you choose and your atar will follow

 

[jane1820]

not always true. the dux of my school last year did no maths, she took all conventionally low-scaling subjects (ancient, legal, business, industrial tech, english, ee1). bro landed 3 state ranks and ended up getting an atar of 99.90. it isn't a matter of what subjects you choose - you just have to do well in whatever subjects you choose and your atar will follow

the dux at my school does eng adv, legal, modern, eco and cafs

 

[99.95dreams]

of course it is very difficult to get 3 state ranks regardless of the subject, but my point is that you can get a high atar with any combination of subjects as long as you grind well for them

 

[WeiWeiMan]

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aint no way people actually pick agriculture in james ruse

to be fair they don't pick it for their best 10, just 'for fun' as an accel subject

 

[WeiWeiMan]

not always true. the dux of my school last year did no maths, she took all conventionally low-scaling subjects (ancient, legal, business, industrial tech, english, ee1). bro landed 3 state ranks and ended up getting an atar of 99.90. it isn't a matter of what subjects you choose - you just have to do well in whatever subjects you choose and your atar will follow

yeh uh 3 state ranks is a slight anomaly
the high risk of low atar may still be there but it aint matter if you're that cracked