ATAR with doing 3 commerces (1 Viewer)

[hellohowslife]

Just wondering, are there any examples of people getting high atars (98+) while doing business, legal and eco? How hard is it realistically?

 

[hellohowslife]

bump

 

[Inception<3]

Its not impossible

 

[DrEuler]

Its not impossible

Did u really just ss a random person lol

 

[hellohowslife]

Its not impossible

do u know their atar?

 

[Drdusk]

Someone at my school did all three and got 97.55, search up Prakhar Sharma

Did you really just give the name of a random person lol

 

[SpiderX1X]

Seems a bit random lol

 

[blyatman]

I never really understood why some people who got all rounders are so scared of having their details released in the paper. Then I saw this. Common sense and respecting people's privacy seems to be a rare commodity nowadays.

 

[jskeza]

I never really understood why some people who got all rounders are so scared of having their details released in the paper. Then I saw this. Common sense and respecting people's privacy seems to be a rare commodity nowadays.

The Australian Government right now

 

[sida1049]

I never really understood why some people who got all rounders are so scared of having their details released in the paper. Then I saw this. Common sense and respecting people's privacy seems to be a rare commodity nowadays.

A while back someone posted a thread on this forum titled "let's find the names of 2018 99.95 ATAR achievers" or something, and had an incomplete list. I was surprised how far they were willing to justify that it wasn't creepy at all

 

[SpiderX1X]

A while back someone posted a thread on this forum titled "let's find the names of 2018 99.95 ATAR achievers" or something, and had an incomplete list. I was surprised how far they were willing to justify that it wasn't creepy at all

Is the thread still there?

 

[sida1049]

Is the thread still there?

I hope not, but it probably is.

 

[Drdusk]

People are literally screen clipping random kids hahahaha.

Australian Government: Would like to know your location

 

[seremify007]

If you're doing well in them then of course it's possible.

I dropped legal studies after year 11 when I saw how much effort it required and how little results I got from it. Had I kept it, maybe my UAI (yes I'm that old) may have been different.

Oddly enough legal-based subjects ended up being my best in university though.