Rank Your High School Subjects From Favourite to Least Favourite!

[G-Fr3sh]

1. Maths Methods 3/4
2. Physics 3/4 (amazing teacher )
3. Chemistry 3/4
4. Chemistry 2 (yes i joined midway in year 11 )
5. Maths Methods 1/2
6. Business Management 1 (yes I dropped it for chem 2 )
7. Business Management 3/4
8. Computing 1/2
9.  Psychology 3/4
10. Physics 1/2 (bad teacher , glad he got fired )
11. Psychology 1/2
12. English 3/4
13. English 1/2

[LifeisaConstantStruggle]

Hard to choose but

1) Bio
2) English
3) Specialist
4) LOTE: Indonesian
4) Methods
5) Chemistry

[stressedyeareight]

1) Latin
2) Legal Studies
3) French
4) English
5) Literature
6) N/A decided yet..

[Joseph41]

^The CoolMathGames reference made me laugh haha.

Welcome to all new posters in this thread.

[Zaki.Zulfiqar1]

1) Earth and Environmental Science
2) Mathematics
3) Chemistry/ Extension 1 Mathematics
4) Physics
5) PDHPE
6) English (had a cool teacher which made it bearable)

[failingbuthopeful]

1. Art (thank god for art)
2. English Extension 1 (so much better than advanced)
3. Chemistry (even though I sucked at it)
--- semi, had some ups and downs
4. Drama
--- loathed entirely
5. English Advanced
6. Studies of Religion I
7. Prelim Legal Studies (I dropped it for year 12)

[juliaellul]

1. Psychology
2. English
3. Further maths
4. Health and human development
5. Global politics
6. Biology

[Elsa//768]

ALL the VCE subjects I've done so far:
1. History 1/2
2. Biology 3/4
3. History: Revolutions
4. Legal Studies 1/2
5. Biology 1/2
6. EAL 1/2
7. Psychology 1/2
8. Methods 1/2

[scientificllama]

So far:
1. Psychology and Science (bless these beautiful subjects)
2. Advanced Math
3. Japanese (it's getting harder though)
4. Health
5. PE (it'll make you feel as if you are dying but is SO much better than the last 2)
6. History
7 English

[2130]

Just going to list the 3/4s:
1. Chemistry --> Super interesting and lots of real life application
2. Biology --> Sooo many facts and always able to learn to information
3. English --> Extended reading gives you cool insights
4. Methods
5. Psychology
6. French

[Globe]

In terms of my VCE 3/4's:

1. Biology --> Just found the course super interesting and it can be applied to everyday life.
2. Psychology --> Similar to biology, super practical and my teacher was super chill!
3. Japanese --> So interesting because its almost completely opposite to how english woks. I also find Japanese culture fascinating, although I'm not really into the whole anime scene.
4. Business Management --> Again, I liked the practicality of it, although it can be a bit dry. My teacher had a great personality though so it complemented nicely.
5. English --> Used to love English, but I just found the VCE course so boring. I did however enjoy our assigned books.
6. Mathematical Methods --> Lmao this subject made me want to cry so much, but it was worth it in the end. Probably gonna end up as my sixth but I think I did alight overall on the exam!

As you can see my chosen VCE subjects were quite broad. 

[TheAspiringDoc]

1. English Language (It scares me, so I think it makes me grow most as a person)
2. Biology (OMG soooo amazing. Love all the interconnectedness and gene expression and immunology)
3. P.E. (love how actually exercising and thinking about what you're doing counts as studying for P.E.)
4. Specialist (questions are so formulaic ... sweeeet)
5. Methods (as above, but the final question of each exam can be quite a fun challenge)
6. Chemistry (bad teachers, but still a great subject)

[zoefiggis]

1. Biology (by FAR. Studying never felt like a chore!!)
2. Methods
3. French
4. English Language
5. Chemistry
6. Philosophy

It's interesting how it all works out. Last year it would've been:
1. Biology
2. Chemistry
3. Philosophy
4. French
5. Methods
6. English Language

Super interesting! What changed with Methods/EngLang/Chem/Philosophy? Just covering different content etc.?

Sorry just saw this!
Methods - I ended up getting a tutor who was SUPER passionate about maths, so he really encouraged me to work a lot harder, and as a result I started doing a lot better. Also, my teacher was constantly encouraging my class to do better, and I think all ended up bonding quite a bit, which just made the whole experience so much more enjoyable.
EngLang - started doing Tutoring at ATAR notes! Although it's not my strong suit and I don't love writing essays etc, Michael (tutor) made it seem more achievable and just easy to understand.
Chem was super easy last year, I had a good class and a good teacher. This year, there was a lot more content, and I didn't really like my new teacher. So I felt I had to teach it all myself, which sucked coz I didn't care for half the content etc etc
I actually did Philosophy 3/4 last year. I convinced myself I enjoyed it at the time so I would keep working, but it's only now upon reflection I realise how much I really didn't like it!

[...HeLloWoRlD...]

1. Chemistry
2. Biology
3. French
4. English Language
5. Health and Human Development
6. Methods

[Mada438]

The beginning of year 12:
Modern History
Business Studies
Society and Culture
General Maths 2
English Advanced

By the end of year 12:
Business Studies
Society and Culture
Modern History
English Advanced
General Maths 2



I'm not even going to include prelim Information Processes and Technology (IPT). I hated it THAT MUCH