Describe your VCE subjects in five words

[Joseph41]

Potentially useful for future students in selecting their subjects.

For me:

English Language: should be called "Linguistics"- fantastic.
Business Management: personally, content was dry, uninteresting.
Visual Communication Design: time-consuming, but rewarding with effort.
Further Maths: requires repetition at high end.
Health & Human Development: interesting content, formulaic question response.
Psychology: content-heavy, but not conceptually difficult.

[Bri MT]

English language: relevant to the real world
Physics: interesting concepts - maths too simplified
Psychology: good for learning better habits
Chemistry: year eleven is more difficult
Biology: all concepts interlink - actively remember
Methods: Knowing question steps = most important

[Yertle the Turtle]

Year 11:
Physics: Relevant to the world - fun
Chemistry: Interesting but not very relevant
Methods: Too much algebra, many graphs
Specialist: Forces to think abnormally, challenging
English: Boring, too much writing, analytical
Texts & Traditions: Much writing, background/themes centred

[K888]

Revs: Really interesting & rewards hard work!
English: Analysis! Needs an open mindset.
Bio: Content = understandable, plants are boring.
French: Chill! You'll improve so much.
Chem: Interesting & needs good application skills.
Methods: I should have done further (an alternative: statistics is useful at uni!).

[keltingmeith]

Revs: Really interesting & rewards hard work!

Surely this is cheating.

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English: Actually requires regular, thorough, practice.
Methods: Boring, tedious, stupidly hard questions.
Specialist: Super interesting, easier than expected.
Music: Why aren't all subjects this?
Japanese: Having a vocabulary is essential.
Chemistry: Is this the right class...?

[Sine]

Biology:Plant hormones are sleep inducing
Chemistry:Tedious, repetitive, but still fun
Specialist:No careless or stupid mistakes
Methods:No careless or stupid mistakes
English:I think better than expected

[clarke54321]

Further Maths: Necessitates an eye for detail
Legal Studies: Inspires a connection with justice
German: Culturally invigorating in all facets
Methods: What an utterly abhorrent subject
Literature: Words that speak in tunes
English: Where effort is truly rewarded

[The Bus]

Physics: Integration? No! Counting squares? Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[exit]

German: Vocab > grammar, (both essential)
Methods: Where concepts go ridiculously free
EngLang: Real world goodness, unlike mainstream
Specialist: Mathematical richness reaching new levels
Chemistry: Learning World complexities made accessible
Accounting: Tedious but relevant and applicable

[sarangiya]

Will be updated throughout 2018

Japanese: Need a bit of luck
Psychology: If you remember, you’re set
Philosophy: Most applicable to real life
English Language: Interesting, not applicable to life
Chemistry: Hard, but I love it
Methods: Please God, over 30 SS
UMEP: Bit of a circle jerk
Allied Health: Content good, everything else bad

[EdwinaB19]

Biology: Content heavy, rewarding, hard work
HHD: Making up stuff, repetitive, memorisation
Psychology: Simple concepts, many practice exams
English: Needs consistency and discipline, subjective
Further maths: Requires a lot of meticulousness

[Vaike]

Biology: Interconnected ideas; makes life fascinating.
Chemistry: Like solving a jigsaw puzzle!
English:Themes that reflect our world.
Further: Applied concepts, cannot make mistakes.
Methods: Assessors create strangely difficult questions.
Physics: Amazing concepts, boring exam questions.
Specialist: Highlights the beauty of mathematics.

[Joseph41]

Bump for new members!

[hums_student]

Literature: Society sucks, so does life.
Methods: If only this was applicable
Chemistry: Kills all my brain cells / I actually failed unit 1/2
Ancient History: If you're cruel, you rule.
Global Politics: Anything right leaning is cancer
Chinese: 我真想自杀

[pha0015]

English: bane of spesh students' life
Methods: cost of mistakes is high
Spesh: cruel death awaits methods students
Psych: research methods + rote memorisation = success
Chem: not for the faint of heart
Languages: fall asleep with your dictionary