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Economics is pretty good. For me personally, I find it easy as my teacher provides my class with all the notes we need and we just discuss the notes and topics in class and do some practice questions. It can be a bit of a demanding subject at times, but if you keep on top of making notes you...

yeah I ended up moving, I made my decision like very last second lol

You're a real one bro 🙏

lmk if someone responds because I need this too 🙏

Thank you for replying! And you're so right... I always get weird looks when I study and take notes in class, which makes me feel like I am doing something wrong?? Yet my classmates complain when they get bad grades.. hm, I wonder why? Anyways I will probably end up moving, it will most likely...

Sounds like I am in the same situation as the guy you mentioned 💀

Okay well imma be completely honest right now, I don't have many friends at my school, and I kinda feel like I need a new start to make new friends, ya know? So maybe moving might be a good idea... but it would be hard to connect with the teachers for the first few weeks/months and learning...

Okay, so I am currently in year 10 right now at a school ranked in the mid 200's. Not going to lie, my year cohort is not performing very well academically. For instance, there is only one 5.3/advanced maths class out of the 7 maths classes in my grade (I am in that one maths class). In all of...

Yes, I will definitely organise talking to my science teacher/s to consider whether or not I will do a science subject next year. I see you do biology and chemistry, how are you finding the subjects? Is it a heavy workload? Is the content genuinely interesting? Thanks for replying ! :biglaugh:

Yes!! I am 100% doing ancient history as I absolutely adore learning about it and my history teachers are so good at my school, I have great relationships with all of them meaning that I would be more inclined to seek a lot of feedback from the teachers. Like you said too, I don't wanna be stuck...

Yeah, that's hard because both comm and law degrees are kinda versatile and provide you with key skills and knowledge that can be applied to various different industries, although I think comm may be more versatile and lead to a wider range of job opportunities since law is pretty competitive...

Thanks, this was extremely helpful. I will definitely take onboard what you said and look into careers related to those you mentioned. I am very interested in USyd and what they provide, although I do know it requires an extremely high ATAR to get into a lot of their courses, particularly law...

Thanks for replying fast! I will probably end up doing legal and economics, but I might do deep research into uni options and what I want to do for my career as that will def help me make the final decision in about two months time. I probably won't do a science too since I haven't really got...

Hey guys! I am new to BoS so apologies if I don't talk about or use any features correctly and etc. The process for year 11 subject selection is beginning in about a month and a half, and I am freaking out- I need advice as I don't know what subjects to pick. *Some context that may be useful*...