Do year 11 marks matter in the long term? (1 Viewer)
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While your year 11 marks can indicate your level of performance across your subjects, which can subsequently be used to determine whether there may be a subject(s) that you should consider dropping as you get closer to year 12 (allowing you to have the best possible subject combination as you commence year 12), they do not contribute to your HSC results or your ATAR.
However, your year 11 results may be useful in terms of receiving early offers to study particular degrees as they may be treated as criteria for admission depending on the institution's early entry scheme. In terms of schemes available at most institutions, a prominent example is the Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS), which considers a student's year 11 studies in addition to other criteria.
Early entry schemes that are unique to a particular institution include:
However, your year 11 results may be useful in terms of receiving early offers to study particular degrees as they may be treated as criteria for admission depending on the institution's early entry scheme. In terms of schemes available at most institutions, a prominent example is the Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS), which considers a student's year 11 studies in addition to other criteria.
Early entry schemes that are unique to a particular institution include:
- WSU's HSC True Reward Early Offer Program, which provides students with an early offer into most university degrees based on their year 11 or year 12 results.
- MQ's Macquarie Leaders and Achievers Early Entry Scheme, which considers students' year 11 results as well as their extracurricular achievements.
- UTS's Early Entry Program, which is designed for students who have performed favourably in year 11.