VCE again after a uni degree

[vexx]

You lose 10% of your final mark.

Just saying.

there is no penalty for repeating regardless of your age, uni degree, etc.

[iamtom]

You lose 10% of your final mark.

Just saying.

Are you sure? My mother lost 10% of her mark; she got a letter from VTAC and everything because she was in her late 30s and had already done her HSC once before.
there is no penalty for repeating regardless of your age, uni degree, etc.

[_henwee]

You lose 10% of your final mark.

Just saying.

Are you sure? My mother lost 10% of her mark; she got a letter from VTAC and everything because she was in her late 30s and had already done her HSC once before.
there is no penalty for repeating regardless of your age, uni degree, etc.

When was this?

[taiga]

trust me you will have better things to do

[RainerWolfram]

You lose 10% of your final mark.

Just saying.

Are you sure? My mother lost 10% of her mark; she got a letter from VTAC and everything because she was in her late 30s and had already done her HSC once before.
there is no penalty for repeating regardless of your age, uni degree, etc.

I think they removed the 10% penalty after 2005. I remember reading it from one of those vtac publications

[iamtom]

I'm thinking that, because my mum did it in 2003/2004 (can't really remember exactly when).

[vexx]

I'm thinking that, because my mum did it in 2003/2004 (can't really remember exactly when).

Yeah it used to be a penalty but in the last few years they removed it. So now it's all good to repeat

[jaccerz]

they removed the penalty.

they also removed the part where subjects had to be done within a certain amount of years around each other to count.

BUT, as of this year, if you have done a CERT 3 or a UNI degree and you decide to go and do a VCE subject, then you have to pay FULL FEE. you cant get concession or anything.(this is done so people, such as the druggie from my class last year who did uni in 1987, and then did vce from 2000 until 2010, to "keep his mind active" at the ripe age of 42 couldnt do vce, then uni, then vce, then uni thus huge hecs bill that will never be paid and a wanker who will never work)

edit: When i looked at doing my vce as an adult, one thing that turned me off RMIT was that not many subjects were on offer. hence why i went to the cae, but i also looked at Distance Ed

[_henwee]

Yeah well... Full Fee doesn't cost that much for VCE subjects does it?

RMIT VCE offers all the subjects that I was doing, and I only said RMIT as an example. =]

Fun fun fun fun. XD

[transgression]

really can't think of anything else better to do than this

[Blakhitman]

really can't think of anything else better to do than this

Iknowright?!