elisabeth
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Is it too late to drop a subject? Who does it need to be cleared with - your school, principal or BOS?
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elisabeth
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I'd rather not have anything for the subject in question than have a crap mark on my report for the subject I have put very little effort into.
So: firstly, is it possible? Feel free to dispence advice after this is established
Thnx
So: firstly, is it possible? Feel free to dispence advice after this is established
Thnx
Bo-batron
Member
Just wondering, what subject are you wanting to drop?
I really don't know if it is possible, I imagine it would be hard to do though, and your year adviser or principal would do anything to make you reconsider this choice.
and, after almost two years of work... are you sure you want to drop it at the last minute?
I really don't know if it is possible, I imagine it would be hard to do though, and your year adviser or principal would do anything to make you reconsider this choice.
and, after almost two years of work... are you sure you want to drop it at the last minute?
wouldn't be a lesser hassle (sorry didn't know how else to phrase it) to just not turn up to the exam....that's basically like dropping it....but i mean.....two years of work. who would you want to drop it now?
Captain Gh3y
Rhinorhondothackasaurus
Maybe it's better to drop than to have "band 1" appear on your HSC for a particular subject. Not that anyone actually looks at your HSC though.
elisabeth
Member
Yep, it is modern.
I would rather drop it than have mediocrity on my report. Well, a band 1 is less than mediocre even. But some background for the people who are curious:
I, unfortunately, paid no attention in class all year. Still managed to come first because it's mostly assignments based, but I've retained no knowledge. I had planned for a heavy cram session, but I'm come down with some mystery illness (headaches, weird rash that ITCHES LIKE FUCKING MAD - allergic to the HSC?) and I can't study. I've done my exams for the 10 units and they could have been better, but I'm fairly happy with them. So I don't see the point in trying to cram when I feel so wretched for an exam that will probably not count anyway.
But thanks everyone, I'll go into school and see my year advisor tomorrow.
I would rather drop it than have mediocrity on my report. Well, a band 1 is less than mediocre even. But some background for the people who are curious:
I, unfortunately, paid no attention in class all year. Still managed to come first because it's mostly assignments based, but I've retained no knowledge. I had planned for a heavy cram session, but I'm come down with some mystery illness (headaches, weird rash that ITCHES LIKE FUCKING MAD - allergic to the HSC?) and I can't study. I've done my exams for the 10 units and they could have been better, but I'm fairly happy with them. So I don't see the point in trying to cram when I feel so wretched for an exam that will probably not count anyway.
But thanks everyone, I'll go into school and see my year advisor tomorrow.
