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Goodluck!!!

^^^^^^^^

I found that prelims and hsc trials were hard and tbh, I never did well (marks ranging from 60- low 80's) and perhaps are not a great indication of your hsc marks/atar

definitely possible ! keep it up and id say 95 atar is possible too

around 1000? in 40 min? i rmbr squinting my eyes when writing helped me to write faster LMAO

at least 96 !

hihi

no she went to my school and was in my group school ranked #150 - # 200

I think band 4 is rather too easy for standard eng. I had a friend who sucked shit in english in general (LOL) but managed to pull a band 4 so..? anything is possible if u put ur mind to it

kinda regret not doing legal studies. I think its a good subject for those who excel at writing essays and can memorise easily

yep^^ think its def achievable!!

still super confusing since u started off ur comment as "well since your in year 11" lmao

Honestly, just learning from your mistakes. Every essay I wrote, I went back and fixed it and made sure to GET FEEDBACK. Just making sure I remember NOT to do the same mistake again in the hsc is what got me thru.. Plus hsc markers are so generous. Like I got 63% for bio (band3)... which...

school rank around #150 - #200

LOL i did so bad for trials,,, my lowest mark was bio 63% and my highest was for standard eng 86%. Still got over 90 for my atar but that is because you improve SO MUCH after trials + hsc markers are literally lifesavers

Yep^^ My friend was very smart and wanted to do med - and she definitely had the marks + ucat score for it! However.. after she did work experience at a surgery clinic, she was super traumatised going into surgery LMAO so shes doing veterinary science now to become a vet instead

Depends on what you want to do for uni and what you enjoy learning.. I enjoyed writing essays and I regret not doing law big time. So it depends.

https://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/uts/604000.shtml looks like the lowest atar to get into uts law last year was 86.40 ?

right! I can totally see your point. Thanks for the heads up. Again, I can see that the first only required a bachelors degree, compared to bachelor+phD/masters. I mean, it can be more favourable but I think it is sufficient for a bachelors degree to do such jobs

ok thanks !