Repeat year 12

[linny]

i thought they dont solely look at your folio- cant you bring in a journal of works/ sketch books etc ?

[kuya17]

You can, but I don't have that many, I didn't/don't really keep much of what I do. But the main problem is still around my ENTER. I need a high study for Viscom, which is extremely unlikely considering my Folio marks. I caved under anxiety this whole entire year. If I did just one or two subjects next year I should be fine, and easily make up for the ones that were lost. But would it change my ENTER, and could I still apply at the end of next year as a student leaving high school.

[linny]

oh noes...
see my problem is the folio of works to bring into the interview......
i dont know if i have enough.. it requires 12-15 works.. but i have about 12max probs.
would you or anyone else here know how much a journal thingo would count as? 1 work?

[kuya17]

Where are you applying, do you have the generation and development behind those works or just the finals. Also if anyone could answer my question I'd be grateful .

[linny]

yeah its development stages in the folio- with 6 'mini' final works
roughly like 5-6 folio pages with each mini work and detailed annotations.

then i have like another folio with 2-3 pages of "refinement" and 3 finals.

and 1 journal thingo of about 20 or so pages (A4)

[kuya17]

I think you should be fine then, that's a fair bit to show.

[transgression]

what are you guys applying for?

[kuya17]

I'm going for Industrial Design.

[linny]

but i'm applying for Art- specifically painting (i was told to tick a box ^_^)
and not all my works are paintings... some are pastels and stuff.. so do you think they'd still want to see it?

transgression:
applying for Art @ Monash
its not a first preference; but something that i can get into if my ENTER isnt high enough for my other courses

[transgression]

Yes, put those in as well. Shows variety; something other than just painting

[linny]

but the course specifies painting lol

[vexx]

what about someone who completes year 12, then does 2-3 extra subjects the following year at CAE (once a week classes)
(two different ones, so it's like extending year 12 over 2 years)
is this a ridiculous?
what if this person wanted to get 99+ and the only way to do this is this way?

[darkphoenix]

what about someone who completes year 12, then does 2-3 extra subjects the following year at CAE (once a week classes)
(two different ones, so it's like extending year 12 over 2 years)
is this a ridiculous?
what if this person wanted to get 99+ and the only way to do this is this way?

Are you talking about a split year vce?

Back on topic: Why would you wanna go through year 12 again? I just want to go through it quickly, it will be the worst year of my life no doubt. Just transfer after first year uni, if you can't get into your course.

[vexx]

what about someone who completes year 12, then does 2-3 extra subjects the following year at CAE (once a week classes)
(two different ones, so it's like extending year 12 over 2 years)
is this a ridiculous?
what if this person wanted to get 99+ and the only way to do this is this way?

Are you talking about a split year vce?

Back on topic: Why would you wanna go through year 12 again? I just want to go through it quickly, it will be the worst year of my life no doubt. Just transfer after first year uni, if you can't get into your course.

as in like,
2 extra subjects the following year - just focusing on them to guarantee a higher TER. (totaling 8 subjects )

[darkphoenix]

what about someone who completes year 12, then does 2-3 extra subjects the following year at CAE (once a week classes)
(two different ones, so it's like extending year 12 over 2 years)
is this a ridiculous?
what if this person wanted to get 99+ and the only way to do this is this way?

Are you talking about a split year vce?

Back on topic: Why would you wanna go through year 12 again? I just want to go through it quickly, it will be the worst year of my life no doubt. Just transfer after first year uni, if you can't get into your course.

as in like,
2 extra subjects the following year - just focusing on them to guarantee a higher TER. (totaling 8 subjects )

Hm never heard of that before. That is quite interesting though, so will they just take your best 3 subjects (not including english) out of the 8 again?