Biggest regret in VCE?

[lara2707]

Not doing any work for legal last year. I could've gotten a decent score had I put the effort in.

I would be stoked with 41.

Agreed! Only 8.7% of students get 40+ (so I've been told) so that's awesome

[Studyinghard]

This thread is fail, have no regrets in life is what I say ~

[bomb]

Soo many:

-Not doing UMEP/MUEP (our school never mentioned it to us)
-Not doing Specialist
-Not doing any 3/4 in y11 (I didn't get the one I wanted in y10 so I had to reset my subjects)
-Going to school with shitty cohorts
-Doing regular English
-Not doing Further

[saaaaaam]

It's amusing me how all my regrets have not been my fault. It's my school.

I've thought of another one. Not allowing us to take National Politics. Because I would have got ridiculously good marks in that.

[ninwa]

Not doing spesh for the sole reason that I didn't want to conform to the Asian stereotype (well, also to piss off my parents)

[Linkage1992]

- Choosing chemistry.
- Like others, my school not allowing me to do a second 3/4 subject in year 11.

[Souljette_93]

This thread is fail, have no regrets in life is what I say ~

In the ideal world, yes. Unfortunately doesn't always happen and we can't do anything but learn from them i guess.

[98.40_for_sure]

Han - "You make choices and you don't look back."

[Toothpaste]

- Not doing more humanities type subjects
- Dropping French in year 11
- Skipping school so much
- Slacking off in MUEP maths
- Stopping extra-curricular stuff like music
- VTAC preferences: should've thought about them better.
- TSFX. Boring shit.

[Chavi]

- Not doing more humanities type subjects
- Dropping French in year 11
- Skipping school so much
- Slacking off in MUEP maths
- VTAC preferences: should've thought about them better.
- TSFX.

Can't you change your VTAC preferences in December when results come out?

[Toothpaste]

- Not doing more humanities type subjects
- Dropping French in year 11
- Skipping school so much
- Slacking off in MUEP maths
- VTAC preferences: should've thought about them better.
- TSFX.

Can't you change your VTAC preferences in December when results come out?

I mean afterwards, and two years afterwards as well. Also never thought much about irregular offers. Partly because I don't know what I want to do yet, and never really did. Such is life.

[zan]

Definitely was not taking any 3/4's during Year 11.

Don't think my school would have let me anyways, due to my poor performance in Year 10. But would have loved to have done IT:Apps & Further in 2009. Would have given my ATAR such a big boost Would have easily scored a 40+ in Apps...

[_avO]

lol for me, even after the whole exam period for methods I still had no idea how it would affect my ENTER (studied like 3x more for my yr 11 subs) :/. If I knew I probably would have tried a little harder

[EvangelionZeta]

Not doing Philosophy 3/4...somehow.  Still not sure if I made the right choice doing MUEP Philosophy instead, sigh.

Doing Spesh (it took the most time AND will probably yield the worst result >.>). 

Not doing Latin back in like...year 7.  Although I'm not sure how my subjects would have looked this year as a result.

At that, not continuing French back in like, year 9.  Although it has the same problem as Latin (seven 3/4s in year 12 yeahhhh).

NOT WORKING HARDER.  (I AM STILL PROCRASTINATING WHAT IS THIS)

[methodsman]

Probably should have done more commerce related subjects instead of wasting my time on science.