2004 Session 2 - Results and WAM (4 UPDATES) (1 Viewer)

[McLake]

I am annoyed that my graphics mark has STILL not been released, despite the fact that the "offical" marks are out on myUNSW ...

 

[Survivor39]

e mail the LIC maybe

 

[Lord Ac]

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Session Course Title Result
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S2 ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1..........….......88 HD
S2 PHIL1010 Thinking About Reasoning..….....85 HD
S2 PSYC1011 Psychology 1B.............……........88 HD
S2 PSYC1021 Intro to Psych Applications..…...80 DN
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Term WAM: 85.250 Overall WAM: 84.250 Undergraduate
Provisional Academic Standing : Good Standing

Ac

 

[McLake]

e mail the LIC maybe

Already emailed subject admin ...

 

[underthesun]

omg 47 PC for Acct 1 A !!! HELL YEAH !! Lol i cant believe it, i had no clue with acct !

Haha I also passed ACCT 1A, soo happy

after 36/100 for midsession, it's kinda amazing

 

[ace]

Passing Accounting is Amazing, considering one didn't have a clue in the finals

But passing with a credit, is just... just COOL

 

[mic]

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Session Course Title Result
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S2 ENGL1001 Ways of Writing..................75 DN
S2 HIST1015 The 60s: Australia & the US......77 DN
S2 POLS1008 Post-Communist Systems...........82 DN
S2 WOMS1001 Introduction to Feminism.........78 DN
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Term WAM: 78.000 Overall WAM: 76.875 Undergraduate
Provisional Academic Standing : Good Standing

Was very lucky with English, considering the fact that I really screwed up the 40% final exam.

Am hoping this will be enough to get my law transfer

 

[~*chocho*~]

Haven't been here in a while so I forgot my username/password

UNSW Assessment Results for Semester 2 2004
Issued at Thu Dec 9 16:05:13 2004
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Session Course Title Result
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S2 ACCT1501 Accounting & Financial Mgt 1A....92 HD
S2 ECON1101 Microeconomics 1.................89 HD
S2 MATH1041 Stats for Life & Soc Sciences....88 HD
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Term WAM: 89.667 Overall WAM: 88.400 Undergraduate
Provisional Academic Standing : Good Standing

 

[Minai]

mic: what was your UAI, and what were your 1st semester results?
I can probably tell you if you made law or not myself

 

[Ragerunner]

UNSW Assessment Results for Semester 1 2004
Issued at Thu Dec 9 16:05:13 2004
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Session Course Title Result
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S1 CHIN1006 Introductory Chinese A1..........79 DN
S1 FILM1101 Introduction to Film.............77 DN
S1 HIST1011 Emergence of Modern Europe (A)...75 DN
S1 LING1000 The Structure of Language........77 DN
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UNSW Assessment Results for Semester 2 2004
Issued at Thu Dec 9 16:05:13 2004
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Session Course Title Result
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S2 CHIN1007 Introductory Chinese A2..........83 DN
S2 LING1500 The Use of Language..............70 CR
S2 SOCA1005 Aust. Media Soc. Perspectives....81 DN
S2 THFI1002 Reading Performance..............81 DN
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Term WAM: 78.750 Overall WAM: 77.875 Undergraduate
Provisional Academic Standing : Good Standing








If this person attained a 98.55 year 12 UAI, you reckon she will get into law? I'm pretty damn sure, but she's doesn't think as confident as me..

 

[mic]

hey minai:

UNSW Assessment Results for Semester 1 2004
Issued at Thu Dec 9 16:05:13 2004
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Session Course Title Result
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S1 ENGL1007 Canon of English Literature......80 DN
S1 FREN1011 French 1B: Interm. French 1......66 CR
S1 POLS1002 Power & Democracy in Australia...80 DN
S1 WOMS1003 Women, Gender & World History....77 DN
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Ragerunner: French is what kinda worries me. If I got straight Ds, I wouldn't be worrying at all really

 

[Minai]

both those GPA's are 5.875 (mic and ragerunner's friend)
this translates into a rank of 94.00

with RR's friends' UAI being 98.55, this equals a NRSL selection rank of 96.275
(I don't know your UAI, mic)

historically, we know that the NRSL cutoff for Law at UNSW has been around 95.80 (for 2003 entrants anyway), so I'd assume it was similar, or around 96 for 2004.

so therefore, it'd be tight...who knows if the cutoffs for Law will increase more than slightly next month..

(FYI, I applied for Law this year, with a 95.25 UAI and a GPA of 6.0/rank of 96, which gave me a NRSL score of 95.625, so I probably just missed out. I also know another girl at uni who applied for law with a 98 UAI and a 'credit average' and didnt get a transfer)

 

[RCMasterAA]

Here's a booster to the confidence of all you nerds
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Session Course Title Result

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S2 CHEM1817 Chemistry 1ME....................53 PS
S2 COMP1011 Computing 1A.....................59 PS
S2 MATH1231 Mathematics 1B...................40 FL
S2 MATS9520 Engineering Materials............55 PS
S2 MECH1400 Mechanics of Solids 1............54 PS
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Term WAM: 51.750 Overall WAM: 52.750 Undergraduate

Provisional Academic Standing : Good Standing

Haha I suck.

 

[Frigid]

so therefore, it'd be tight...who knows if the cutoffs for Law will increase more than slightly next month..

(FYI, I applied for Law this year, with a 95.25 UAI and a GPA of 6.0/rank of 96, which gave me a NRSL score of 95.625, so I probably just missed out. I also know another girl at uni who applied for law with a 98 UAI and a 'credit average' and didnt get a transfer)

man this is so tight i'm gonna cry if i get any one credit this semester

*fingers crossed for 22nd of this month*

 

[underthesun]

S2 ACCT1501 Accounting & Financial Mgt 1A....92 HD

Huh, you're one of those! are you also one of those who posts tons on webCT?

 

[Cyph]

both those GPA's are 5.875 (mic and ragerunner's friend)
this translates into a rank of 94.00

with RR's friends' UAI being 98.55, this equals a NRSL selection rank of 96.275
(I don't know your UAI, mic)

historically, we know that the NRSL cutoff for Law at UNSW has been around 95.80 (for 2003 entrants anyway), so I'd assume it was similar, or around 96 for 2004.

so therefore, it'd be tight...who knows if the cutoffs for Law will increase more than slightly next month..

mic's UAI is also 98.55, heh, giving a NRSL index of 96.275 as well..

My bet is that it will increase.. how much is anyone's guess.

Looks like a lot of people wanting to transfer fall near the NRSL index of 96... coincidence?

 

[~*chocho*~]

Huh, you're one of those! are you also one of those who posts tons on webCT?

underthesun - are you talking to me..? If you are, then no, I've never posted on webCT..

 

[staree]

hey mic

hey mic.... i did ways of writing as well!
I stuffed up on the final exam.. only wrote 2 pages for each question and somehow i got a Credit in the end....
I did the 60s course two years ago as well..... it was one of my favourite courses! You have good taste =)

 

[underthesun]

oh ok. was thinking of some webCT nerds
no offense to those who posts a lot on webct

 

[§eraphim]

Huh, you're one of those! are you also one of those who posts tons on webCT?

hypothesis #1: Generally, in smaller classes, those smart people will tend to get higher marks as compared to being in larger classes.

hypothesis #2: More specifically, in smaller classes consisting of a high proportion of ppl who failed and are repeating, those smart ppl will ace that subject.

hypothesis #3: What about smaller classes consisting of extremely smart and dedicated students? Does that mean they all get good marks and it isnt scaled so that the grades are normally distributed? I'm thinking specifically of myriad of 3rd yr MATH courses, where class sizes range frmo 40ish to 3 or below.