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yes sir. :cool:

no mate, you can drop from advance straight to ESL....i did after half time year 11...

i agree...it's the law paradox.......everyone wants it yet everyone is terrified of it!

absolutely i agree with bridget :p advance is much more rewarding for your efforts!!

ROFL.....mito, you were ranked 2nd in advance at the end of year 11 and you dropped to standard?................WHY....just coz your teachers didn't want an esl student in advance.....

It's amazing....if you achieve 70%-80% in 4u maths you'll get scaled up real nice, when there are people every year that achieve high band 6 in the hsc.... it's such a good subject to do, even if your marks are low and so is your percentile in the hec....you'll still get pulled up assuming you...

The quote actually goes: <b>aim for the stars and you'll reach the sky</b> :p

all depends on your rank, hsc marks-to-be and your year :)

hahah yeah i do know all too good.... but when i get my uai i'll laugh at all of them.....you know your own worth, so does your teacher, probably so do your classmates....what more than that do you need? ;)

Survivor39 don't be so cocky man.....seriously... And a band 6 is not impossible in any subject, including standard english......if people get band 6 in ext 2 maths, latin and other crazy subjects then surely standard isn't so impossible...

Laz if Maximum is the highest mark and it's already in the form of a mean (like out of 50), why is the Mean colum is there in table3???

your rank, yes. your mark, no.

Oh sweeeeeeeeeeeet a mean of 47.5 (i.e. 95) in ESL scales you up to 100 (i.e. 50) happy:) EDIT: is that because it was the highest mark in 2002 or because it's just a very high mark?

ahh.....now that makes sense cheerz once again EDIT: you mean HSC or exam mark?

Laz or anyone else: could you explain a bit more about table 3 if it does deal with percentiles because i'm interested to dig out the information about my subjects to see where i stand. what do the S.D. and maximums stand for? :confused:

why do you talk of yourself in the third person?

does achieving a uai of 90 that you are ranked in the top 10% of the state, 91- 9% and so fourth?

will do thanks for the help Laz and Minai :p

depends on how much you'll end up getting in yur bad subject rank and hsc exam wise, depends on your achievements in your other subjects and depends on what you're aiming at. Can you just drop it?

LaZy_KoReAn......yup...what are you on aobut??... special provisions mean you can get in to a course at uni with a uai up to 5 point lower....i.e. i could get in to law with 95 instead of 99.60.....which is easier and more reasonable to achieve?... I wanted it so f****** bad oh well, now...