I'm including both my Year 11 and 12 subjects, I completed VCE for reference
1. Psychology (interesting content, had the same amazing teacher for two years, my SACs were always switched up and varied and required me to learn content in different ways, overall great subject)
2. Legal Studies (really interesting and somewhat useful content, definitely more difficult and had draining bits but overall was a rewarding subject area to learn about)
3. English (I'm a total English > Math kid– specifically loved finding different themes in texts and relating them to my world, but the pressure of essay writing brings it down a few spots)
4. Further Mathematics/General Mathematics (took me a lot of effort to get my head around certain concepts but the feeling of successfully completing maths problems is so rewarding, also applicable to daily life despite popular opinion)
5. Biology (loved the idea of Bio, love learning and reading about scientific concepts in books and podcasts, but didn't enjoy the assessments– scored pretty average and didn't need it so I dropped it, but I think if I had put in a bit more effort it would have been better)
6. Visual Communication and Design (its last because I picked it up in Year 12 and struggled a LOT with catching up lol but studying VCD made me realise how much I didn't like studying the fine arts and am much more of a theory/reading/essay person. Was still overall a great experience that taught me to think outside the box and problem solve)