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You studying in holidays? (1 Viewer)
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Tenille
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Yeah i know, but in some ways its good, ( i want to get in when im 18), but if you go in when your 21, you can travel and stuff for a couple of years so ummm yeah but i know what you mean
KarmaKitten
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Id rather get uni over with as quickly as possible
Tenille
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Yeah so would i, im just saying its another option
kimmeh
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hmm true.. byt then u;d prob have a decent job and setteld down alreddy...
Tenille
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AHHHH PEOPLE IM JUST SAYING ITS ANOTHER OPTION IF YOU DON'T GET THE UAI YOU WANT!!!
KarmaKitten
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i never bothered to vote 
what does that say about me?
what does that say about me?
Tenille
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Its Lexicographer who fucking cares?!?!?!?!?
KarmaKitten
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who is lexicographer??????????????
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the japanese mod
KarmaKitten
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ohh... i see...
Tenille
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He thinks his all high and mighty cause his been here a few weeks and now is a mod, go to the non-school thred an have a look, but when it comes down to it like no one gives a flying fuck about him
KarmaKitten
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umm what does a mod actually do?
Lexicographer
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More useful things than Tenille, who has the wrong idea about me. But, like her, that's not important.
As for my giant post, I was being sarcastic. I wasn't bagging people out for treating their HSC as the pivot in their life - after all, it is the most important thing we'll have done to date (in terms of life changes). This time of year ALL HSC students turn it into their life anyway. Well, us selective kids do at least. It's not everything, but if you want a "high flying" career you certainly need to pretend it is. For a little bit.
For mature age entry, your UAI still matters. What they look at is your UAI and any other experiences you may have gained in the years since. If you've done jack all you're still not getting into uni. To improve your chances of entry you need to do something related to the degree program you want to enter, like a TAFE course or a related job. Laz can give more details.
As for my giant post, I was being sarcastic. I wasn't bagging people out for treating their HSC as the pivot in their life - after all, it is the most important thing we'll have done to date (in terms of life changes). This time of year ALL HSC students turn it into their life anyway. Well, us selective kids do at least. It's not everything, but if you want a "high flying" career you certainly need to pretend it is. For a little bit.
For mature age entry, your UAI still matters. What they look at is your UAI and any other experiences you may have gained in the years since. If you've done jack all you're still not getting into uni. To improve your chances of entry you need to do something related to the degree program you want to enter, like a TAFE course or a related job. Laz can give more details.
Tenille
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*shrugs* eh! i may decide to care later but i doubt it
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