u/Diligent-Lock6986

Anyone transferred from crim to law?

How hard is it and am I able to transfer in first semester if I maintain 73 minimum wam and get 45 cp? Pls help coz I don’t think I’ll get the atar needed and don’t want to waste a whole year in crim (ik it’s good for learning family law and that’s what I wanna do but a whole year is too much)

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u/Diligent-Lock6986 — 4 days ago
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VCE Year 12

Hey there guys !
If any graduates can help me out or teachers I’d appreciate it loads!

I’m currently in year 12 VCE, and my subjects are Ancient History, Physical Education, Psychology and English, as I’m doing a uni course on the side and finished Legal Studies 3&4 last year with a study score of a raw 31. My classes are averaging 60-80 except for psychology to which my whole class is failing, so we have been told either exams will be bumped up significantly if we are being marked too harsh or that it will all be remoderated. Literally my highest so far was a 55 😭Regardless, I’m just a bit of an overthinker and unsure if I’m doing well enough for atleast a 70 atar (I rlly want to get into law esp Melb uni) I love studying and getting high marks but mental health and other personal issues REALLY gets in the way and I end up comparing myself. I can’t get myself to study and do all the stuff people say for those 99 atars unfortunately due to it all, so I was told to apply for SEAS which I will. However I want to ask, do you guys think I have a chance still with exams to redeem myself? Can it make a good difference for me and get me an A or atleast a B for my classes? Pls help! 🥹

I don’t want to be in regret, and I am proud of how much I do study and commit, yet I can’t help but be so hard on myself despite all my trials, and that I will be ashamed when atars come out. Yet I don’t want to burn myself out. Is this normal? 😭😂😂
HELP!!

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u/Diligent-Lock6986 — 2 months ago