'Moving on' from VCE once you get into a uni course

[Notes4me123]

How do you advise that we 'move on' after we get into a Uni course and forget about our ATAR and vce?

[brenden]

Hahahaha, set foot in university, that's how. Honestly, there is no great big transcendent process. You just enrol and stop giving a fuck.

[Damoz.G]

Well once you're in Uni, no one ever cares about that thing called an "ATAR". The person next to you in the lecture doesn't say to you, "Oh, what'd yo get for an ATAR?"

Don't worry. I'm sure the transition into Uni will be fine for you.

[texroy]

Well once you're in Uni, no one ever cares about that thing called an "ATAR". The person next to you in the lecture doesn't say to you, "Oh, what'd yo get for an ATAR?"

Don't worry. I'm sure the transition into Uni will be fine for you.

And I've heard those that do aren't really likeable people, anyway 

[Fyrefly]

If you don't feel like moving on, become a moderator on an Australian educational website and forum.
This way, your high school days will haunt you forever.

[hobbitle]

You just enrol and stop giving a fuck.

This just about sums it up.

[Phy124]

If you don't feel like moving on, become a moderator on an Australian educational website and forum.
This way, your high school days will haunt you forever.

[werdna]

If you don't feel like moving on, become a moderator on an Australian educational website and forum.
This way, your high school days will haunt you forever.

Or tutor a subject. Hahaha

[eeps]

How do you advise that we 'move on' after we get into a Uni course and forget about our ATAR and vce?

1. Get wasted at all the events during O-week (pub crawls etc.).
2. Get wasted at all the balls (generally, faculties hold their own individual balls like the Commerce ball, don't really recommend the Engineering ball if you're a guy though - absolute sausage-fest).
3. Get wasted at all the pre-exam parties.
4. Get wasted at all the after-exam parties (AXPs).
5. Repeat steps 1-4.

Disclaimer: Plz drink responsibly. And note, you might lose a lot of money (and perhaps your dignity) in the process.

All this advice is coming from a guy who doesn't drink.

#eeps'adviceoftheday

[pi]

^Forgot the cheeky drink during the exam, nothing like a bit of voddy in a Powerade bottle

Disclaimer: Plz drink responsibly.

But not too responsibly

[ShortBlackChick]

^Forgot the cheeky drink during the exam, nothing like a bit of voddy in a Powerade bottle

Who the hell calls it voddy

[pi]

Who the hell calls it voddy

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Voddy

It's commonplace among scholars and gentlemen alcoholics.

[ShortBlackChick]

Because at the end of the day the ATAR is just something you use to get to the course you want to do. It doesnt mean shit about you and who you are.

And sure no one is ashamed, but that doesnt mean you talk about it, because its mostly irrelevant. Most people forgot what they got by like 2nd year.

EDIT: Actually thats not true, some people might be ashamed because they think they could do better, but it doesnt matter as long as they got into what they wanted.

[pi]

Why don't ppl talk about their ATARs in uni?

If you're sitting in a course with a clearly in of 92 no one in the course would be ashamed of their ATAR?

It's not a matter of being ashamed, it's a matter of "no one actually cares".

[Shenz0r]

Why don't ppl talk about their ATARs in uni?

If you're sitting in a course with a clearly in of 92 no one in the course would be ashamed of their ATAR?

Well, it's similar to a Year 12 kid talking about his school grades from Year 9. People just don't care.