<human>: I know this is probably a really insignificant issue.

I'm in my last year of high school. You know how it is. University courses and basically *what the hell am I meant to do with my life*.

I was thinking of doing medicine. I live in Australia, so you have to do an exam (the UMAT) and achieve a high enough percentile to score an interview. I sat the UMAT and did a lot, *lot* worse than I thought - a 20th percentile. Which means I have no chance to get into any of the undergraduate medicine courses here.

Medicine was all I've really wanted to do. Or rather... I suppose it's more accurate to say that it's all I really ever considered doing. I grew up in a Vietnamese household. Huge emphasis on academic performance. "Study hard and be a doctor!" "There's plenty of time to hang with friends *after* high school." "Why didn't you pass the UMAT? Everyone else did." "You're always playing games; this is why you didn't pass the UMAT." "Play games. See if I care. If you want to flunk that's your problem."

I don't know what to do. I don't have any goals or dreams. I'm just drifting, doing the least I can to get by. And this pressure... what course to do, where to go from here...

I don't even want to do medicine, really. I don't have a real passion for it or a vested interest. I grew up being told over and over that I had to be a doctor and study med. Sure, why not? If I actually manage, I'll be pretty much set financially. My siblings don't get this pressure - they can do what they want.

I guess I have a lot of resentment towards my parents, too. I just want to feel like a normal teenager. Does that make sense? I don't know. I just feel so lost and miserable. First world problems at its finest, hey?

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Can't get into medicine and have no idea what to do with my life. Overwhelmed by parental expectations and the prospect of deciding what to do with my life.