I've failed Year 12 so far and am not confident in my HSC (2 Viewers)

[synthesisFR]

@tsilipus whats cos 60
If u can do this ur alr better than most advance math students

 

[nsw..wollongong]

if ur y11 results r up to scratch, i think that is the requirement for early entry. they don't look at ur y12 results. You can get into the following Unis using Early Entry: Macquarie, UTS, UOW, WSU and ACU.

torrens.

 

[synthesisFR]

@tsilipus yk what a discursive is? can u write a basic creative and not shit all over it?

Y r u quoting my post u weird goofy ah

 

[carrotsss]

God bless you Aulinia!

I had aspirations to study commerce or economics at USYD or UNSW but given my current predicament, this won't be feasible with my ATAR marks alone. I am not interested in accumulating debt to finance my ventures into these fields at some shitty University like Western Sydney.

honestly don’t fall for the elitism, universities other than unsw/usyd are perfectly fine and unless you’re going for something like law, the uni you go to really doesn’t matter, it’s about the internships etc that you do

 

[nsw..wollongong]

some shitty University like Western Sydney.

with all the funding and priase that wsu's gotten over the past yr for its health + med degrees i def wouldn't call it shitty

 

[sheppy123]

honestly don’t fall for the elitism, universities other than unsw/usyd are perfectly fine and unless you’re going for something like law, the uni you go to really doesn’t matter, it’s about the internships etc that you do

you definitely should fall for the elitism lol, it'll set you up and give you way more opportunities

 

[Tribunal]

I've finally received the last of my marks back from the trials and I have scored below 50% on 3 of my 6 subjects (that is: Mathematics Advanced (3%), Legal Studies (averaged at around 13%) and Software Design and Development (around 30%)) and barely passed the threshold for the other 3 (English, Business Studies and Economics). The reason for this subpar academic performance was that I did not study for my trials and mostly just winged all my tests after coming back from a 2-week Holiday. As a result, I had fallen ill and missed out on the first week of the trials and had the majority of my marks averaged on the basis of my prior assessments.

I am completely and utterly demoralised and ashamed, I have brought nothing but misery and agony to my parents who I have never failed to disappoint. I have plunged so low that they do not have the confidence in me to sit at the HSC and endlessly discuss whether or not I should remain in school or not.

Is there any hope of me doing well on my final HSC exam and scoring at least an 80?

You are closer to a mystery than an 80, but it doesn't matter cause you can get into the field you want with enough hard work. Also, your parents should sort of understand your marks since you were on holiday.

 

[Xyzpt]

I've finally received the last of my marks back from the trials and I have scored below 50% on 3 of my 6 subjects (that is: Mathematics Advanced (3%), Legal Studies (averaged at around 13%) and Software Design and Development (around 30%)) and barely passed the threshold for the other 3 (English, Business Studies and Economics). The reason for this subpar academic performance was that I did not study for my trials and mostly just winged all my tests after coming back from a 2-week Holiday. As a result, I had fallen ill and missed out on the first week of the trials and had the majority of my marks averaged on the basis of my prior assessments.

I am completely and utterly demoralised and ashamed, I have brought nothing but misery and agony to my parents who I have never failed to disappoint. I have plunged so low that they do not have the confidence in me to sit at the HSC and endlessly discuss whether or not I should remain in school or not.

Is there any hope of me doing well on my final HSC exam and scoring at least an 80?

Keep working hard and don't lose hope. I'm sure good things will happen.
Trials is only 15% of your overall HSC.

 

[tsilipus]

Keep working hard and don't lose hope. I'm sure good things will happen.
Trials is only 15% of your overall HSC.

I'll try to salvage something.

 

[SadCeliac]

I'll try to salvage something.

As you can see, we are a very supportive bunch (maybe not @synthesisFR), and will be happy to help you grind for HSC <3

 

[eggwafflemuncher]

I'll try to salvage something.

It's okay. The only thing you can do now is study and focus on HSC, don't dwell or beat yourself up too hard. You got this

 

[tsilipus]

As you can see, we are a very supportive bunch (maybe not @synthesisFR), and will be happy to help you grind for HSC <3

I'll update ya'll when the ATAR drops in December on a new thread

Victory is inevitable!

 

[clive guo]

I'll update ya'll when the ATAR drops in December on a new thread

Victory is inevitable!

alot of the bottom people dont have that mindset to grind so just know that youre on the right track even if hsc doesnt work out, youll eventually succeed in your field if you keep going like this

 

[weedlord420]

we're ghetto buddies

everyday i wake up in CANBERRA

 

[Neogotmyback]

I've finally received the last of my marks back from the trials and I have scored below 50% on 3 of my 6 subjects (that is: Mathematics Advanced (3%), Legal Studies (averaged at around 13%) and Software Design and Development (around 30%)) and barely passed the threshold for the other 3 (English, Business Studies and Economics). The reason for this subpar academic performance was that I did not study for my trials and mostly just winged all my tests after coming back from a 2-week Holiday. As a result, I had fallen ill and missed out on the first week of the trials and had the majority of my marks averaged on the basis of my prior assessments.

I am completely and utterly demoralised and ashamed, I have brought nothing but misery and agony to my parents who I have never failed to disappoint. I have plunged so low that they do not have the confidence in me to sit at the HSC and endlessly discuss whether or not I should remain in school or not.

Is there any hope of me doing well on my final HSC exam and scoring at least an 80?

I'm curious as to what happened. Did you end up achieving your wildest dreams?

 

[fijifrotter]

I've finally received the last of my marks back from the trials and I have scored below 50% on 3 of my 6 subjects (that is: Mathematics Advanced (3%), Legal Studies (averaged at around 13%) and Software Design and Development (around 30%)) and barely passed the threshold for the other 3 (English, Business Studies and Economics). The reason for this subpar academic performance was that I did not study for my trials and mostly just winged all my tests after coming back from a 2-week Holiday. As a result, I had fallen ill and missed out on the first week of the trials and had the majority of my marks averaged on the basis of my prior assessments.

I am completely and utterly demoralised and ashamed, I have brought nothing but misery and agony to my parents who I have never failed to disappoint. I have plunged so low that they do not have the confidence in me to sit at the HSC and endlessly discuss whether or not I should remain in school or not.

Is there any hope of me doing well on my final HSC exam and scoring at least an 80?

time for the update i wanna see if you hit that

 

[WhoseAdam]

I've finally received the last of my marks back from the trials and I have scored below 50% on 3 of my 6 subjects (that is: Mathematics Advanced (3%), Legal Studies (averaged at around 13%) and Software Design and Development (around 30%)) and barely passed the threshold for the other 3 (English, Business Studies and Economics). The reason for this subpar academic performance was that I did not study for my trials and mostly just winged all my tests after coming back from a 2-week Holiday. As a result, I had fallen ill and missed out on the first week of the trials and had the majority of my marks averaged on the basis of my prior assessments.

I am completely and utterly demoralised and ashamed, I have brought nothing but misery and agony to my parents who I have never failed to disappoint. I have plunged so low that they do not have the confidence in me to sit at the HSC and endlessly discuss whether or not I should remain in school or not.

Is there any hope of me doing well on my final HSC exam and scoring at least an 80?

how did it turn out what was your atar?

 

[Test-king12]

I've finally received the last of my marks back from the trials and I have scored below 50% on 3 of my 6 subjects (that is: Mathematics Advanced (3%), Legal Studies (averaged at around 13%) and Software Design and Development (around 30%)) and barely passed the threshold for the other 3 (English, Business Studies and Economics). The reason for this subpar academic performance was that I did not study for my trials and mostly just winged all my tests after coming back from a 2-week Holiday. As a result, I had fallen ill and missed out on the first week of the trials and had the majority of my marks averaged on the basis of my prior assessments.

I am completely and utterly demoralised and ashamed, I have brought nothing but misery and agony to my parents who I have never failed to disappoint. I have plunged so low that they do not have the confidence in me to sit at the HSC and endlessly discuss whether or not I should remain in school or not.

Is there any hope of me doing well on my final HSC exam and scoring at least an 80?

nah its fucking over 3% in math advanced is insane work, you must be an absolute pebble, not a thing going on in your mind