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its not risky if you work hard
but if you get sick often, then dont do 10
but if you get sick often, then dont do 10
+2+1 to poster above
+3+2
Does anyone else see the flaw in saying that lazy people would rather do more units, even if they're back up units?
Facks sake, I never said everyone who did 10 units were lazy or inferior.Shut the fuck up you pretentious idiots. People choose to do ten units for a myriad of reasons, not just out of laziness. Personally I don't think it's risky at all, I think your stupid if you do more than ten simply because you want a safety net. Do however many units you feel comfortable with.
Aha yes.Exactly. And what can be inferred from this is that schoey93 is the cause of this undesirable waffling and thread diversion.
So, let's make a move towards getting this thread back on track!
IS IT SAFE TO DO 10 UNITS? Please offer your opinions on this.Thanks BOSers.
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Backups IMO are for people who actually care about their ATAR and are willing to do the extra work for "insurance". Lazy people usually just do 10 units for the extra frees and minimal work. Why in the world would LAZY people want to do MORE work?Back ups are a joke. They're for people who are lazy.
Again. I'll say it again. Only do ten units, do six subjects/12 units or more if you actually enjoy the extra units and would like extra extension work
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Doing 12 units is like doing an extension subject, even when u aren't taking extensions for your ATAR and HSC. However, that said, if you're a lazy arsehole who wants to do 12 or 15 for the "back UP" you probably won't go well anyway cuz you'll be lazy in the extra units too
This is me lol.Backups IMO are for people who actually care about their ATAR and are willing to do the extra work for "insurance". Lazy people usually just do 10 units for the extra frees and minimal work. Why in the world would LAZY people want to do MORE work?
+1 lollol @ the number of generalisations being made
hey butchbitch stfuBackups IMO are for people who actually care about their ATAR and are willing to do the extra work for "insurance". Lazy people usually just do 10 units for the extra frees and minimal work. Why in the world would LAZY people want to do MORE work?
hey butchbitch stfu
Lots of people purposely choose only 10 units so they can put more effort into those 10 units, rather than spreading themselves thin to maximise marks. So for some people, it's not to have a minimum amount of work at allLMAO. I do realise my statement was a massive generalisation but it's just like my school, (which isn't that great).
I'd like to do that in the future but I'd be so stressed about screwing up.Lots of people purposely choose only 10 units so they can put more effort into those 10 units, rather than spreading themselves thin to maximise marks. So for some people, it's not to have a minimum amount of work at all![]()
Great advice there timAlso, if you're lazy do 10.