This year I decided to put more effort into English ATAR and managed to increase from a 66% last year to a 78% this year (top ~5-8% of the cohort).
However, my other subjects are still well performing:
Maths Spec: 86%
Maths Methods: 94%
Physics: 90%
Economics: 89%
I feel that any effort put into English is almost wasted as it won't go to my scaled TEA, and would be better used in the other subjects.
Any advice?
This year I decided to put more effort into English ATAR and managed to increase from a 66% last year to a 78% this year (top ~5-8% of the cohort).
However, my other subjects are still well performing:
Maths Spec: 86%
Maths Methods: 94%
Physics: 90%
Economics: 89%
I feel that any effort put into English is almost wasted as it won't go to my scaled TEA, and would be better used in the other subjects.
Any advice?
I am in WA, but the WACE sub isn't very active, so asking here.
This year I decided to put more effort into English ATAR and managed to increase from a 66% last year to a 78% this year (top ~5-8% of the cohort).
However, my other subjects are still well performing:
Maths Spec: 86%
Maths Methods: 94%
Physics: 90%
Economics: 89%
I feel that any effort put into English is almost wasted as it won't go to my scaled TEA, and would be better used in the other subjects.
Any advice?
For reference, I am predicted to get a 99.5 ATAR and want to do engineering, and saw that I could do a double with Bphil. I was wondering why its so exclusive and what real application/benefit it has
I was considering doing a double degree of Philosophy and Engineering since it is the hardest thing to get into where I am from (top 1-2% of the state). However, how applicable is it to getting a good job and making money? (I will almost definitely be able to if I want to as I am predicted to be 99.7th percentile)