grrrmestudyhard
Hey mate
I'm really sorry to see that you're disappointed in your English study score, I know how crushing it is to get decent study scores, then have your English mark weigh you down. Your other 4 subject results are quite impressive, with all of them scaling to above 35.
I graduated in 2020, and my English study score was 18. If you can get the Study Score Consideration, that would be wonderful, however, I also recommend seeing if any universities in your area have pathway programs, which is a semester of classes about university life and studying. It might seem a bit low-level, but it really helped me out. My ATAR was in the low 50s, and my highest study score was 27, but that didn't mean I didn't have a shot at university. If you want to take a gap year, I found that I benefited from a year away from studies, but it's up to you. Might be a good chance to work and get some money
A low English study score is not the end. It's just a realisation which is easy to overcome. I went from bottom 3% in the state in English and History to scoring straight Bs in all my first year university classes, most being English and literacy-based.
Don't give up, don't ever think that you aren't fit for university, because you'll never know unless you try to get there. Keep trying, and with how much effort you put into all your other classes, I know you'll achieve your long term goal
