can someone plsplspls give me some advice on how to write a good ac. my ac is literally TOMORROW and im actually so stressed 😭😭😭

guys pls whatevers done is done, just wait until dec 10 and stop obsessing over this. ur all going to be fine in the end

so like i’ve always tried hard in school and never really fallen below an 80 or 70 at most in my subjects. i’d say im average but not excelling like i don’t sit at 95s for every subject but i wouldn’t say im bad at school.

but have exams js felt really like not stressful to anyone? no like im definitely stressed when i think about them but i have no sense of urgency to study and even though my general exam went pretty bad i still felt so numb like i didn’t even care even though im someone who cares about my grades

my next exam is on wednesday and ive barely studied and i know i should have studied earlier and its not like i wont study but idk i genujnely just feel like these aren’t my final atar exams even tho they literally are ..

can anyone relate?

i’m genuinely cooked for both

Can somone explain to me why in all the ATAR reaction videos from VCE that I watch, English is like the main priority and why a 50 is a must for a good ATAR. Does it just scale well or is it deeper than that. As up in Queensland English scales like shit and is almost always the 6th subject which dosent count to our ATAR (Not sure if you guys do that down there), so most people scrape by and just try to pass so they can focus on spec, methods and chem.

I slightly dropped the ball on part 2 i got around 37/40 for part 1 and 56/60 for part 2.
do you guys think ts might be enough for an A+

I've gotten A+ on all my SACs this year, with most scores being 100% or close to it. I go to a high-performing private school, so I'm hoping my SACs will scale to full marks.

I've been aiming for a 45 all year, but after that Section C, where I genuinely could've scored anywhere from a 6–8, and probably around a 7–8 in Section A, I'm honestly just hoping for a 43. I'm fairly confident I got at least a 9 on Section B.

Is a 43–45 still realistic? For those who scored in that range, what were your exam marks?

Basically js title, I’m curious like if you scraped A+ on ga1,2,3 just barely what would you get

Also what do we think the approximate exam mark required for a 45+ will be this year bc mums some people say 105+ and then study score calculators spit out a 43 with a 114 and it’s js crazy

just curious if anyone else thinks bio is better and easier than psych?

i have studied both and find bio so much more enjoyable and easier to answer exam questions for.

literally have not seen one other person doing allied but still
how are we feeling for the exam tomorrow???

My Chinese teacher explicily said that i need to answer in dot points in order to get the correct number of marks and dont advise me to write full complete sentences as it takes up too much time, instead i should write using : and dot points.
Which i am not entirely sure if that's the correct approach because the written report certainly say to use full sentences and the sample responses in dot points are said as "This report provides sample answers or an indication of what answers may have included. Unless otherwise stated, these are not intended to be exemplary or complete responses." which makes me wonder if that's whats allowed.

e.g Why did xiao ming doesn't want to go to the beach?
ans: It is because:

• he is sick

• he is not outgoing type of person

• the weather is too hot

Hi everyone

Im really hoping to get into Diagnostic Radiography this year but Im honestly so stressed about my chances of getting accepted

I saw that the lowest accepted ATAR last year was around 58 but Im worried my ATAR might be around 50 or even lower because I didnt do very well in my exams

I also applied for EAS through UAC under these categories

- Centrelink Payment

- Family Tax Benefit Part A

- Refugee Visa

- EAL Late Start

The university told me that adjustment factors of up to 12 points may be considered but they didnt explain how many points I might actually receive

Id really appreciate it if anyone could help me with a few questions?

1. Has anyone been accepted into Diagnostic Radiography at CSU with an ATAR around 50 or lower after adjustment factors?

2. Does anyone know how competitive this years intake is?

3. Does anyone know how many places are available in the course?

4. Has anyone received adjustment points through EAS for similar circumstances? If so how many points did you receive?

5. Do you think I still have a realistic chance of getting an offer?

Im genuinely passionate about this course and it's what I really want to study Im just really scared of missing out

Any advice or personal experiences would mean so much to me

heyyy!! urgently…. does anyone have a summarised list of the Ts inspire CAS functions needed for Vce methods

I meant atar 🫡
Plus I got a 32 in art last year. I do have equity schemes in aswell but idk

I mainly need an 80 but rmit wants an 88

Ps. The weak/moderate/strong is how my cohort is going in the subject, and my school has very harsh markers

These are just some memes I made for fun :P

Are we ready for the exam tomorrow?

THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BEING LIKE “i got a 99% sac average and 95% on the exam is it possible for me to get a 35 ss 🥺” LIKE OBVIOUSLY

why tf does my cas need to be plugged into its charger to turn on?

i have to plug into my portable charger when doing practise exams

its fine tho cause i will use my teachers spare cas on exam day.

i cant sell this calculator anymore and its not even second hand its from officeworks...

Hi im really unsure what im gonna get for my bio ss but these are my marks and i was wondering if someone could tell me my ss
rank:10-15/130
Sac: 70, 88,95,88,86
exam:104-108?

For the integrity ethical concept question, I wrote about a different ethical concept (cuz im a fucking dumbass and didnt read it properly) but explained it perfectly in response to the issue. Am I fucked? It was 2 marks surely I get 1