Choosing three new subjects for VCE?

[nacho]

try and find out who the teachers are as well, and whether u like them or not
legal was probably my favourite subject last year, now i hate it.

[mmonn1906]

I do Eco 1/2. Very basic stuff.

Quite a bit of maths though, some formulas.

[Truck]

I know you said you don't like Maths, but what about hitting up further? You go to McRob, by default you're good enough to do it haha.

[Hutchoo]

I know you said you don't like Maths, but what about hitting up further? You go to McRob, by default you're good enough to do it haha.

His profile says Mill Park?

[Interficere]

I know you said you don't like Maths, but what about hitting up further? You go to McRob, by default you're good enough to do it haha.

I thought most courses required at least Methods? I don't know really.

I didn't attend school for most of Year 9/Year 10 due to 'personal issues'; i.e, school refusal and depression and bipolar and such - my current subjects aren't really affected by this, but maths/sciences are subjects which are based on having solid foundations, which is something I definitely do not have, since I missed so much school. It's not just not liking maths. I used to be decent at it (haha, innate?) but after the last two years, it's just not an option anymore.

Plus, I got a Superior for every subject in the entrance exam...except Mathematics. I think Mac.Rob was trying to tell me something!

[Truck]

I know you said you don't like Maths, but what about hitting up further? You go to McRob, by default you're good enough to do it haha.

I thought most courses required at least Methods? I don't know really.

I didn't attend school for most of Year 9/Year 10 due to 'personal issues'; i.e, school refusal and depression and bipolar and such - my current subjects aren't really affected by this, but maths/sciences are subjects which are based on having solid foundations, which is something I definitely do not have, since I missed so much school. It's not just not liking maths. I used to be decent at it (haha, innate?) but after the last two years, it's just not an option anymore.

Plus, I got a Superior for every subject in the entrance exam...except Mathematics. I think Mac.Rob was trying to tell me something!

Yeah that's true, and sucks with all the problems, but like honestly Further maths is (and this might be totally wrong; just basing this on anecdotal evidence) at a year 9 level. If you went over like the modules you're doing in summer holidays I don't think it's impossible for you to do it, but honestly in the end you know yourself better than I do so it's your choice. How about just doing Bus. Man lol?

[Interficere]

I know you said you don't like Maths, but what about hitting up further? You go to McRob, by default you're good enough to do it haha.

I thought most courses required at least Methods? I don't know really.

I didn't attend school for most of Year 9/Year 10 due to 'personal issues'; i.e, school refusal and depression and bipolar and such - my current subjects aren't really affected by this, but maths/sciences are subjects which are based on having solid foundations, which is something I definitely do not have, since I missed so much school. It's not just not liking maths. I used to be decent at it (haha, innate?) but after the last two years, it's just not an option anymore.

Plus, I got a Superior for every subject in the entrance exam...except Mathematics. I think Mac.Rob was trying to tell me something!

Yeah that's true, and sucks with all the problems, but like honestly Further maths is (and this might be totally wrong; just basing this on anecdotal evidence) at a year 9 level. If you went over like the modules you're doing in summer holidays I don't think it's impossible for you to do it, but honestly in the end you know yourself better than I do so it's your choice. How about just doing Bus. Man lol?

Haha, I almost failed Year 9 maths. I'm not sure that Business Management's running this year, or next, for that matter, but if I were to do B.Man then I may as well do Economics, right?

[mmonn1906]

I know you said you don't like Maths, but what about hitting up further? You go to McRob, by default you're good enough to do it haha.

His profile says Mill Park?

No, that's me.

[Eriny]

Economics is fine without 1/2 but I definitely recommend you get your head around things like relative scarcity, supply and demand, and opportunity cost before you start a 3/4. All that stuff is revised but they are fundamental concepts.

I barely remember any maths, but the ability to make and interpret figures and graphs is definitely required.

[Hutchoo]

Hardly ANY maths in Economics at a VCE level.
You only do some easy number plugging..  mostly with CPI/Aggregate demand/Inflation.

Economics is just about reading your textbook many times, remembering definitions and doing questions.

[mmonn1906]

Hardly ANY maths in Economics at a VCE level.
You only do some easy number plugging..  mostly with CPI/Aggregate demand/Inflation.

Economics is just about reading your textbook many times, remembering definitions and doing questions.

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Agreed

[slothpomba]

There seem to be a lot of courses that need methods, i thought so too.

I was terrible at methods but turns out there are plenty of courses that don't. It was only because of the ones i was looking at haha.

VCE science subjects don't need you to have any foundation at all if you start them around year 11. Trust me on this.