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I got an ATAR of 92.35 and currently am doing software eng. I want to combine Software eng + commerce in a double degree. Is there a good range of WAM needed to transfer? I know if I did less than 48 CP, They will use my ATAR but my ATAR is around 2.65 points short, which can admit me depending...

Hey, I got an ATAR of 93.45 (which is high enough for engineering and commerce, since I'm Eligible for MySydney), however, I did math standard 2 and not Math Advanced, So Im currently taking the MOOC Classes to bypass the Math Advanced Prerequisite for engineering. However, my MOOC exam for the...

I heard the actuary Job market is pretty competitive as well. Would the degree (combined with either Comp sci or Commerce) allow for job opportunities across many industries besides being an actuary/risk analyst? Like even something along the lines of a Data analyst, Economist, consulting...

oh hell naw what 💀 Im tryna play my victim cards through EAS HSCPlus lowk greedy with this.

Hey, I got an ATAR of 92.35, and am planning to do a Bachelor of Actuarial Studies / Bachelor of Commerce at UNSW (which has an LSR of 98.00) Through EAS, I have 4 circumstances at the moment (Low SES area, Refugee background, Death of a family member, Financial Disadvantage) and need around...

Also, anybody struggling with those epidemiology questions / those that show a map of e.g. Africa and Malaria cases and making us draw conclusions or when they give us a case study :( I dislike those so much

For many science/stem based subjects, you don't really need anybody marking them for you really. Just keep doing them and maybe if you get those 9 marker "evaluate" questions you could ask a friend to mark it for you and get better at it!

i hate those ;( every source is telling me each hormone is responsible for a different function. It's even worse to study anatomy in the library! anybody got notes on female/pregnancy hormones and their functions (alongside placental formation, like the whole 36 week duration of a pregnancy...

as far as I'm aware, its what a raw mark gets pushed to due to how relatively well it does compared to the state + subject difficulty + other factors. Obviously physics will have a lower cut-off raw mark for a band 6 (usually in the 80-85 range cut off) for a band 6, whereas something like math...

Don't NESA supervisors check your paper before signing it AND check the student number is consistent with the blue little slip you sign / table sticker that tells you your number? For math standard, we had our number on the short answer booklet but not the multiple choice question booklet...

it honestly can...the exam was something for sure. 2020 wasn't that hard and alignment pushed an 82 to a 91 (ik it was new syllabus but still). We can only hope.

Ill list some of the previous years 2023 had none (lol) 2022 13 in: math standard 2(x2) music 1 (3x) CAFS math ext 1 math ext 2 arabic continuers (x2) arabic ext Business studies Visual arts 2021 had 11 in: Investigating science (x3) Legal studies Math ext 1 Math ext 2 (x2) Vietnamese...

I go to a school that is in the 400-500 ranking. (Estimating that is) It's also to note that, according to my teachers: * english advanced was roughly the same difficulty as the typical HSC paper * Biology was also the same difficulty * Investigating was also the same difficulty * Math...

Thanks for the clarification!

Oh so Alignment is where they alter the value of a given score so it can be a HSC mark? I am a bit confused about the difference between alignment and scaling though :confused: