Have I stuffed up? (1 Viewer)

[ss212]

So, I do know that a lot of threads have been posted about this but none too recent.
Basically I'm doing AST and am year 11 but I have done so badly this semester. I might as well have completely failed. The universities I'd like to attend require ATAR's between 80 and 90 at least and it's making me so stressed. I want to know if it's still possible to achieve a really high score or if I've missed the boat. Has anyone been in a similar position? Especially whilst doing AST not HSC? Thanks

 

[pistachioman]

Sorry im not familiar with what happens in the ACT but do your results in Year 11 count towards anything?

 

[Katsumi]

It's only over when you give up. If you have the grit to really push yourself and make up for it, you will succeed.

 

[BLIT2014]

Transferring after completing a year at another University is also a possible option to keep in mind if you do not reach your desired ATAR.

 

[ss212]

Sorry im not familiar with what happens in the ACT but do your results in Year 11 count towards anything?

Oh that's ok! Yes it does unfortunately :/

 

[ss212]

It's only over when you give up. If you have the grit to really push yourself and make up for it, you will succeed.

Thank you, I really hope so

 

[ss212]

Transferring after completing a year at another University is also a possible option to keep in mind if you do not reach your desired ATAR.

The problem is I want to go to a uni in Sydney which needs quite high ATAR's to be accepted into the courses I'm after. And I think it would be too much of a hassle to start uni in my state then moving for the second year. I have considered this option however. Thank you for your input!

 

[Katsumi]

Thank you, I really hope so

I bombed my first term of the HSC at a rank 300 school and am currently in a USYD Commerce Degree.

It's definitely possible.

 

[ss212]

I bombed my first term of the HSC at a rank 300 school and am currently in a USYD Commerce Degree.

It's definitely possible.

Wowzer, that's an amazing effort.