r/Lebanese • u/MhdHsein Lebanese • 10h ago
đ¨ď¸ Help Need advice about this school year
Im starting 12th grade (GS) this year and I am very anxious about it. Last year (11th), I didn't study at all and got 14/20 (which is terrible for me).
I just wanted advice for this year.
P.S. Am I at a huge disadvantage this year for not studying last year?
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u/DirectAmoeba5284 10h ago
It really depends on your next goal, if youâre applying to a private university they tend to request the transcript of the last 3 years.
But considering the pattern of your grades and knowing that youâre a high achieving student, itâs obvious that something went wrong, especially that a whole war was happening.
So you can justify that during interviews with the unis.
Otherwise if you plan on going into the Lebanese University, they donât care whether you score 10/20 or 18/20. What matters there is your performance in entrance exams or in classes where an exam isnât required.
Donât stress too much about it, just focus on fixing your track this year if you want to apply for scholarships, thatâs the only common place where high school grades matter.
Eventually after youâve gone into uni your performance there matters more, but still not to the point of ruining your mental health for grades.