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yes BUT you get the fifth best mark of the exam as your internal mark. no matter what you keep your exam mark but your internal mark is based on ranks. so in that case you keep 98 and get 60 as your internal, which are then averaged together.

i think if you can integrate it so that it sounds like your own language i think it is fine... but like has been said previously, itll probably depend on the subject. in things like english it will be more obvious that you have plagiarised.

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=alt2 style="BORDER-RIGHT: 1px inset; BORDER-TOP: 1px inset; BORDER-LEFT: 1px inset; BORDER-BOTTOM: 1px inset">Originally Posted by erm ...but can you pretty please estimate my uai? I'm looking to get over 85 SOR...

but again not directly... the rank of the school is just reflective of the yeaer group just gone through, teaching quality etc. so it is safe to assume that selective schools will kick year after year or that a top private school should be able to assist a lot but other than that it's quite...

thanks =) on that note am i looking to relatively easily clear the 80s?

while it is true that a schools rank doesnt directly affect your result, it does indirectly through things like quality of teaching, access to materials, school resources etc. obviously the king's school is going to be able to attract better teachers with higher payrolls than small public...

can anybody tell me what they think the highest uai i can get is? current ranks would be- adv english: 40/60 :mad1: averaging 70ish% & teacher reckons i can get 85 mathematics: 25/ 60 averaging 70% business studies: top 10 of about 35 averaging 70% :( teacher said i could have got a band...

it gets fair when the university gets money.

yeah there has been a big debate. personally, i think they will probably do both the things above. I think that they will open up some more CSP spots but will also make it easier for international students to get in.

Re: Trials Thoughts xD yeah but then theres heaps of stuff you have to learn that wouldnt have been in ur trials.

yeah csu does have the edge for journalism ay... i was talking to the leader of the opposition who lives in my street and he was telling me about how when he was minister for education that was one of the diamonds in the rough that he found... p.s. yes really.

can i get something straight? just looking through this thread iv seen a few contradicting opinions so can someone answer this for me? If i come first in a subject at school, do i then have my own external mark no matter what? or if i do badly will it be made up if anybody does better?

okay thanks =D so if i come like 20th/ 60 in adv eng, am i pretty much rooted? because even if i get a high external mark, my internal will be whatever the new 20th gets in the externals?

wtf

yeah u cd pin it on some kind of lobby group or anti-vendor/ pro-controlled economy group.

well said

there arent more positions available... each course has a maximum amount of enrolments. they first gave preference to people with spots from years before and then fee paying high school graduates. then the remaining spots (if any) get given to the best candidates. late round offer uais are...

lol okay you try beat me then. it wont happen but feel free to go for it. p.s. better luck next year

id say that even if you really want to drop, hang as long in mathematics as you can bear OR make sure you put in consistent work into general. i have seen so many of my friends drop to general with a plan of keeping above 90 and failing to because they think it will be a breeze.:jaw:

sweet as. that was all i was wondering. so im right in saying: - *all* courses now have fee assistance - if you want to pay up front you still can and still for a discount - competition for spots is tighter with the elimination of priority for fee payers ??