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[Shibel]

To those who finished the HSC this year, or who have already finished it a long time ago, how does it feel not going to school? do you miss it? are you sad or relieved that school is over?

 

[coolcat6778]

no it was so fucking boring besides 3u and 2u maths. only 20% of hsc was fun or bearable

 

[flummi]

i dont miss any of it besides the teachers who only start glazing you once you hit y12. everything else sucked shit unless you peaked in hs, especially the annoying y7s who group together and have zero regard for anyone in the hallways
someone needs to bash their heads in

 

[Average Boreduser]

To those who finished the HSC this year, or who have already finished it a long time ago, how does it feel not going to school? do you miss it? are you sad or relieved that school is over?

honestly cbf to ever read literature again. But will miss friends when everyone departs for their university journeys.

 

[Shibel]

Were your experiences in school that bad? I enjoyed it, the teachers were nice, I will miss my friends and it feels a bit weird to not go to school, but some things did suck like the pressure for studying and stuff like that, but it was a good experience for me after all. It's what you make out of it.

 

[Average Boreduser]

Were your experiences in school that bad? I enjoyed it, the teachers were nice, I will miss my friends and it feels a bit weird to not go to school, but some things did suck like the pressure for studying and stuff like that, but it was a good experience for me after all. It's what you make out of it.

No. I'd like it if I was in yr 8-10. yr 11 and 12 were super pressurised. I felt I lost a part of my identity as I transitioned into my final years of schooling. No time to screw around which honestly made me that much more insane come hsc.

 

[flummi]

No. I'd like it if I was in yr 8-10. yr 11 and 12 were super pressurised. I felt I lost a part of my identity as I transitioned into my final years of schooling. No time to screw around which honestly made me that much more insane come hsc.

u didnt slack even a little in y11?

 

[Average Boreduser]

u didnt slack even a little in y11?

of course, but I had an accelerated subject in the same yr. Screwed up at2 (went from r4 to r12) so I had to lock in for the remaining terms

 

[flummi]

of course, but I had an accelerated subject in the same yr. Screwed up at2 (went from r4 to r12) so I had to lock in for the remaining terms

ohh plausible. ure a gun

 

[BionicMango]

I liked it (‘24), I went to a regional school where the pressure was a lot less anyway

Definitely miss my friends since they’re all at uni now (gap year for me) but I don’t miss the HSC itself. I loved my teachers though they were all great!

It’s certainly strange not having to do any studying or 9-3 school days (so much more free time!)

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

School was so fun, especially senior years. I understand why a lot of people may not like senior years due to the pressure, but in my experience, it shaped me into a new person. I learnt so many new things and had so many fun experiences that I wouldn't have in junior years. I stepped out of my comfort zone, and I feel like thats as fun as life could get because you're fully in the present, you know what I mean?

 

[Average Boreduser]

School was so fun, especially senior years. I understand why a lot of people may not like senior years due to the pressure, but in my experience, it shaped me into a new person. I learnt so many new things and had so many fun experiences that I wouldn't have in junior years. I stepped out of my comfort zone, and I feel like thats as fun as life could get because you're fully in the present, you know what I mean?

idk what school u attended gng

 

[Shibel]

No. I'd like it if I was in yr 8-10. yr 11 and 12 were super pressurised. I felt I lost a part of my identity as I transitioned into my final years of schooling. No time to screw around which honestly made me that much more insane come hsc.

I think it's different for me because for some part I actually enjoy learning and studying, I like gaining new knowledge, also I might seem like a nerd, but even in the school breaks I was reading books everyday, I read the whole Bible in year 11, and I woke up at 4:40 am before every exam, and yeah it kinda feels weird having free time, after being busy with with studying all this time.

 

[melanie_o]

To those who finished the HSC this year, or who have already finished it a long time ago, how does it feel not going to school? do you miss it? are you sad or relieved that school is over?

I really miss it . I'm moving from my village next week and it's going to be so sad, my friends will be hundreds of kilometres away fml.


I think the main thing is that finishing school makes you understand the value of having a clear, distinct schedule. It's not all sad, like ofc it feels nice to be on break but for me, personally, I feel empty.

 

[melanie_o]

But also, I still need to lock in, since med interviews are so soon!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BionicMango]

Good luck

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

idk what school u attended gng

Nah the type of school doesnt matter so much, its more the type of attitude you take

 

[melanie_o]

School was so fun, especially senior years. I understand why a lot of people may not like senior years due to the pressure, but in my experience, it shaped me into a new person. I learnt so many new things and had so many fun experiences that I wouldn't have in junior years. I stepped out of my comfort zone, and I feel like thats as fun as life could get because you're fully in the present, you know what I mean?

I totally agree with this! It felt so supportive and safe esoecially this year. We had so much fun.

 

[quokka]

idgaf i’m outta there thank goddd, anyway the way i’m seeing it is as a chapter of my life which is now done so now we move on into uni the interim between hsc and uni sucks tho but also idgaf

 

[quokka]

idgaf i’m outta there thank goddd, anyway the way i’m seeing it is as a chapter of my life which is now done so now we move on into uni the interim between hsc and uni sucks tho but also idgaf

also i think for me because im becoming a teacher and im connected to my school thru family it’s like what’s to miss because im connected to it anyway