The Federation International de Tir l'Arc, gives out star awards for achievement in shooting the Fita round. The Fita round consists of 36 arrows at each of 90m, 70m, 50m, and 30m for men, or 70m, 60m, 50m, and 30m for women. The shorter two distances are shot on an 80cm target, scored the same way.
Compound bows use a special inner ten ring half the radius of the Olympic bow ten ring.
Star status is granted to some competitions, and should ensure consistency of judging, application of the rules, and field layout. The 1000 star is well within the ability of just about every archer, and is usually the first goal of target archers when they start competing. I got my 1000 star in my first serious season of competitive shooting, in 1990. The 1100 star is a harder goal for many archers. More dedication and work is required than for the 1000 star, but the 1100 should be achievable by most archers.