Do u think that's why I got shit marks in physics and SDD because of 5.1?
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Yeah Physics and 3U complements each other. General on the other hand.. not really.
I'm 19
Well you will be lucky to get into tafe even TBH. You might have to wait 3 years until you are mature age.
Lucky? tafe has no entry requirements.
Its pretty obvious I have an interest in STEM from my HSC subjects that I have done, but my shit maths ability has made me fail genny maths, physics and SDD. Since I'm shit for English, hence I'm gonna fail SOR1 because its essay writing. For some reason I'm getting marks in the high 80's for multimedia thought.
You honestly don't have any manners. There is a nicer way to say things and that is not the way.
He appreciates honesty
Yeh but STEM is all about maths so I suggest they will reject you on that basis. Have you applied for any retail jobs for a gap year as it can boost your future tafe application.
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I'd look into a diploma, with an ATAR of 55 you can do a diploma in science prior to starting second year in a bachelor of science at UWS https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/thecollege/courses_and_pathways/science/diploma_in_science
With adjustment factors such as economic hardship, there is a very tangible likelihood of you getting in. Otherwise, you could complete foundational studies. In any case, most of your mark is still ahead of you. A little extra effort will go a long way. Good luck!
With adjustment factors such as economic hardship, there is a very tangible likelihood of you getting in. Otherwise, you could complete foundational studies. In any case, most of your mark is still ahead of you. A little extra effort will go a long way. Good luck!
Honesty doesn't need to come with rudeness. You can be honest and polite, you should try it
STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
Science is VERY math heavy.
Technology although not as math heavy, still requires you to learn a lot of math (I'm talking about this as Computer Science, Software Engineering etc)
Engineering is just as math heavy as Science
And well Math is just Math.
You mentioned doing very well in multimedia. Have you considered pursuing something in that field? It's your best subject and assuming you like it why not look into career pathways for multimedia.
Is multimedia a field in the workforce, from a STEM career or an artistic career?
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Multimedia can be kind of like technology mixed with creative arts.
So think 3D modelling, graphic and web design, animation, game design, sound effects, advertising. Those things don't require math.
Would you be interested in anything like that? You could find a degree that lets you start off with a diploma that leads you into a bachelors degree, or you could go to TAFE/a university that will take you, perform well and transfer to a university after your first year.
So think 3D modelling, graphic and web design, animation, game design, sound effects, advertising. Those things don't require math.
Would you be interested in anything like that? You could find a degree that lets you start off with a diploma that leads you into a bachelors degree, or you could go to TAFE/a university that will take you, perform well and transfer to a university after your first year.
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I think you should consider looking for an alternative pathway to get into Uni as ATAR admission doesn't seem possible at this point - that is if you wish to go to Uni.
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nice economics bro, they should just raise the price from p to p1 as d rises to d1 and shifts the demand curve to the right
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I agree