I was reading through Curtin's admissions guide, and I noticed that for the December interview round they take in applicants based on their predicted ATAR from Year 11. Is this true, or can they use Semester 1 Year 12 marks?
Someone please reply because I'm freaking out - my Year 11 marks are really low 🙁 Does that mean I can't get a chance for an interview, possibly?? My predicted for Y11 was around 90.

I heard UWA also takes mid-year 12 marks into consideration so maybe Curtin does too??

thank you for your reply!! that gives me hope. also if i'm eligible for step up bonus (extra 5 points) do they consider that with my predicted atar, or is it my raw atar that counts??

not sure abt that for med.

I thought equity pathways like Broadway and Stepup were only there to lower the requirement instead of being a bonus (just for med specifically)

Like for me I go to a Broadway school and the min ATAR requirement for MD at UWA is 96+ instead of the usual 98+ for everyone else

Also having step-up Curtin is so good since you’ll only be ranked against other step-up curtin school leavers 😩😩

    Arcadia omg really?? step up bonus means you get an extra 5 points if you are an eligible school, so i was just wondering whether that counts as my actual atar or if they only look at my raw atar.
    thank you so much!!

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    hi, im considering doing methods, bio, human bio, chem and english atar as my subjects. How much will specialist help me into getting into med because i can do it

    I dont recommend doing it for purely the scaling.

    Initially I chose to do spec in yr11 because of this but I learned to love the subject and also spec does not scale at my school which I found out the hard way.

    if you hate the subject and only there for the 10% bonus DO NOT do it

    so do you think if im good at my subjects I'll be just fine without specialist for med, because a lot of people told me that everyone who wants to go into med do it?

      Aaliyan i know someone who did only apps for maths and got into med assured pathway. i don't think it depends on the type of maths you take; the websites say that any ATAR maths is desirable. but in the end, do what floats your boat because no one knows yourself better than you do 🙂

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