Just recently did my H/Y exams and likely to have bombed out on all of the exams.
Expecting either 70's or 80's for the majority of my exams - Bio, Chem, IPT, 2U Maths and 3U Maths with the exception of Adv. Eng in which I probably would of miserably failed.
From what I've predicted (Out of 50% Total School Mark) -
Chem - 17/20% done. Bio - 20/25% done.
IPT - 18/25% done. 2U - 17.5/20% done.
3U - 15/20% done. Adv Eng - 14/25% done.
The one that worries me the most is my Adv Eng - the outcome of the mark was based on flunking my first assessment 7/15 worth 7.5% and my H/Y in which I was not prepared AT ALL! probably got 1.5/5%. I've never really payed attention in class for English and only just NOW realised how important preparing and studying for English is. The lack of preparation and studying for all my exams ultimately led to me getting shitty marks from what I predicted.
Is it really still possible for me to get a high 90+ ATAR if I started to seriously apply myself in my studies. The H/Y was more so a learning experience for me, an eye opener to how seriously I needed to study and that I'm committed within the upcoming holidays to change my study habits but is it too late for me to get my desired ATAR of 90+?
Expecting either 70's or 80's for the majority of my exams - Bio, Chem, IPT, 2U Maths and 3U Maths with the exception of Adv. Eng in which I probably would of miserably failed.
From what I've predicted (Out of 50% Total School Mark) -
Chem - 17/20% done. Bio - 20/25% done.
IPT - 18/25% done. 2U - 17.5/20% done.
3U - 15/20% done. Adv Eng - 14/25% done.
The one that worries me the most is my Adv Eng - the outcome of the mark was based on flunking my first assessment 7/15 worth 7.5% and my H/Y in which I was not prepared AT ALL! probably got 1.5/5%. I've never really payed attention in class for English and only just NOW realised how important preparing and studying for English is. The lack of preparation and studying for all my exams ultimately led to me getting shitty marks from what I predicted.
Is it really still possible for me to get a high 90+ ATAR if I started to seriously apply myself in my studies. The H/Y was more so a learning experience for me, an eye opener to how seriously I needed to study and that I'm committed within the upcoming holidays to change my study habits but is it too late for me to get my desired ATAR of 90+?
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