HSC over 2 years (Accumulated Units), do you think it's unfair? So if you already didn't know; it's possible to accumulate HSC units and thus an ATAR over a period of 5 years. Places like TAFE offer HSC courses where someone can choose as little or as many HSC units as they want to study, and complete the HSC in 1 to 5 years if they wish, with no scaling disadvantage. I'm about to finish my first year of yr 12 at high school where I've studied 10 HSC units. For a number of personal reasons I've decided to go to TAFE next year and do 6 extra HSC units. So by December next year I will have completed 16 HSC units, and naturally UAC will select only my best 10 to contribute to my ATAR. I wan't to here your opinion on the matter? Re: HSC over 2 years (Accumulated Units), do you think it's unfair? My school actually decided to go with this system, so i do it through school. I strongly reccomend that you do it even if it is with tafe, it is really beneficial. What subjects do you do? At school this year I'm doing Eng Adv, Gen Math, Bio, Ancient and DT. Biology(ranked 9) and Ancient History(ranked 2nd) are the only two subjects I will score a good mark in at this rate, so those 2 subjects will count for my ATAR next year. Next year I'l go to TAFE and repeat English Adv,