What did you choose for your HSC subjects? (1 Viewer)

[maxx_92]

hmm i'm doing:

Bio
Gen Maths
Adv Eng (but i'm thinking of dropping to standard)
Visual Arts
Business
Studies of Religion
IPT-maybe?

 

[maths94]

Advanced English=2u
Maths Extension 1=3u
IPT=2u
Physics=2u
Engineering Studies=2u
Business Studies=2u

6 Subjects=13 units

 

[PIFKIE]

NO MATH -(Yr 11-12) so ECONOMICS instead?<!-- google_ad_section_end --> <hr style="color: rgb(209, 209, 225); background-color: rgb(209, 209, 225);" size="1"> <!-- google_ad_section_start -->This is my 1st post. Currently I am in Yr 10 and just uploaded my Yr 11 Prelim Units and have dropped Math entirely.

My questions are:

1. Can I still do Economics successfully without having any Math?
2. Also, Is it possible to gain a good ATAR/UAI without having ANY Math?
3. Is Multimedia IT a good worthwhile course?

I am looking at a combined degree in Humanities/Law or Journalism; Government- so have chosen the following for Yr 11:

English Advanced
English Prelim Extension
Japanese Continuers
Drama
Ancient History
Legal Studies
Economics
Multimedia Industrial Tech.

Hoping that current year 11 's will be able to advise me.

):wave:

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2011 HSC
Year 11 Subjects:

English Advanced
English Prelim Extension
Japanese Continuers
Drama
Ancient History
Legal Studies
Economics
Multimedia Industrial Tech.

 

[klaris]

Mine are:

English Advanced
English Extension 1
Modern History
Ancient History
Senior Home Economics (cooking in other words)
Community and Family Studies
Computing Studies

As you can see no maths and no science which I am happy about.

 

[lyounamu]

NO MATH -(Yr 11-12) so ECONOMICS instead?<!-- google_ad_section_end --> <HR style="COLOR: rgb(209,209,225); BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(209,209,225)" SIZE=1><!-- google_ad_section_start -->This is my 1st post. Currently I am in Yr 10 and just uploaded my Yr 11 Prelim Units and have dropped Math entirely.

My questions are:

1. Can I still do Economics successfully without having any Math?
2. Also, Is it possible to gain a good ATAR/UAI without having ANY Math?
3. Is Multimedia IT a good worthwhile course?

I am looking at a combined degree in Humanities/Law or Journalism; Government- so have chosen the following for Yr 11:

English Advanced
English Prelim Extension
Japanese Continuers
Drama
Ancient History
Legal Studies
Economics
Multimedia Industrial Tech.

Hoping that current year 11 's will be able to advise me.

):wave:

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2011 HSC
Year 11 Subjects:

English Advanced
English Prelim Extension
Japanese Continuers
Drama
Ancient History
Legal Studies
Economics
Multimedia Industrial Tech.

Yes. Maths in HSC eco is probably at the level of general maths which is essentially easy year 9-10 maths

 

[Sngbrd06]

English Advanced
English Extension 1 (Possibly Ext. 2 in HSC year)
General Maths
Legal Studies
Modern History
Visual Arts
Business Studies
Studies of Religion

 

[sophisticated-]

Advanced English
Mathematics
Extension 1 Mathematics
Economics
Biology
Chemistry
Studies of Religion.

 

[Clank_]

My questions are:

1. Can I still do Economics successfully without having any Math?
2. Also, Is it possible to gain a good ATAR/UAI without having ANY Math?
3. Is Multimedia IT a good worthwhile course?

1. Yes, economics contains only a small amount of math.
2. Yes, any combination can lead to a good ATAR.
3. IT:MM is a good course if you like creating video, audio, graphics or interactive software. It can be quite challenging at times and requires project management; a large amount of documentation is required for each project. It used to be a category B course, but this year has been elevated to category A. Although I don't know how this will effect the scaling of it.

 

[Amogh]

lol i think people have gone off topic
this is about HSC electives
either 011'ers are really obsessed or this thread should be moved

 

[supre]

i choose
standard English
math extension 1
business studies
community and family studies
chemistry
biology

total: 13 units

 

[jonowang]

im doing:

english advanced + extension

maths advanced +extension

economics (HSC)

business studies

PDHPE

 

[occer]

On Monday I'm gonna choose.

2U Advanced English
3U Extension 1 Maths
2U French
2U Modern History
2U Economics
2U Chemistry.

13U total.

 

[slyhunter]

Look in signature. though i contemplated between eco and modern for a while before settling for eco.

 

[santiii]

My choices are

Advanced English - 2 units
Mathematics + Ext. 1 - 3 units
Economics - 2 units
Society & Culture - 2 units
French Continuers - 2 units
Accounting (TVET) - 2 units

All together thats 13 units

If anyone reads this and has or are doing any of these subjects can you tell me whether they are recommendable or not?

 

[PIFKIE]

Decided to change Econ for Society & C


So:

 

[Aquawhite]

Decided to change Econ for Society & C


So:

Do I count 15 units in your prelim? + Personally, bad choice swapping Society and Culture for Economics. Economics>Society & Culture in terms of aligning and scaling. Also I'd be far more interested in Eco! ^_^

 

[Missypoo]

I've chosen
English Extension 2
Advanced English
Maths Standard
Marine Studies
Physics
Business Studies
Accounting
Ancient History

 

[Starstruck]

I've decided on:

English (Advanced)
- Ext. 1
Mathematics
- Ext. 1
Chemistry
Physics
Biology

Can't wait until year 11 to drop VA, Commerce and History/Geo (especially those last two -.-).

 

[Omnipotence]

I've just started my subject selection process for year 11. I'm still abit perplexed, what I've learnt from this week is that these selections may possibily affect your ATAR mark (picking a subject your not competent in) and just feels like a spectre meticulously going through the dark corridors of my mind finding my vulnerabilty and capiltalising on it. Line conflicts inhibit selection at my school. The selection is to be placed in by next week and it may be:

1. Extension Mathematics
2. Extension English
3. Chemistry
4. Physics
5. Economics

= 12 Units.

Economics might not run, if the faculty does not achieve around fifteen plus students. I'm not satisfactorily confident in choosing chemistry - I'm aware I can dispose of it in year 11, however it is a prerequsite for Medicine. Does the UMAT consist of science base questions, such of that in the preliminary chemistry course?

FML. :\

 

[slyhunter]

I've just started my subject selection process for year 11. I'm still abit perplexed, what I've learnt from this week is that these selections may possibily affect your ATAR mark (picking a subject your not competent in) and just feels like a spectre meticulously going through the dark corridors of my mind finding my vulnerabilty and capiltalising on it. Line conflicts inhibit selection at my school. The selection is to be placed in by next week and it may be:

1. Extension Mathematics
2. Extension English
3. Chemistry
4. Physics
5. Economics

= 12 Units.

Economics might not run, if the faculty does not achieve around fifteen plus students. I'm not satisfactorily confident in choosing chemistry - I'm aware I can dispose of it in year 11, however it is a prerequsite for Medicine. Does the UMAT consist of science base questions, such of that in the preliminary chemistry course?

FML. :\

You seem severely misguided my good friend. Chemistry is NOT a prerequisite to medicine; in fact there are no subject prerequsites for medicine. Chemistry is simply RECOMMENDED for medicine, it is not necessary to have studied it in high school, though it may prove beneficial.

And for the UMAT, the aim of it is to test basic skills such as problem solving, logical reasoning and communication, necessary for a career in any health related course at university. Academic brilliance does not necessarily equate to a good result in UMAT. Nor does intense study preparations courses.

BTW, I think you're worrying just a bit too much about subject selections. To succeed during these last years in school, you need to enter with an optimistic and driving mood, able to think you can achieve.