SoFTuaRiaL
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:rofl:Originally posted by spratt_jg
must be our charming good looks
or ur nerdy looks ....
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HSC 2002 School Rankings (1 Viewer)
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or ur nerdy looks ....
MiuMiu
Somethin' special....
They don't do the whole of the state, only the top 120 (or maybe 150 Im not sure??)Originally posted by jpk
does any1 by any chance have the whole list of skool ranks?
if so plz post it for us
thx
MiuMiu
Somethin' special....
I was told it was NOT done like this, and thats why it is unfair and inaccurate.
It's more likely to be unfair and inaccurate because the number of students achieving top bands has nothing to do with UAIs (which, let's face it, is what most people are really after).
In fact, considering you can't compare bands between courses, you can't add them up, and you really can't do anything with them at all, the whole ranking system is quite invalid. I guess it's the best they can do.
MiuMiu
Somethin' special....
ahhh thats why. Yeah I knew there was some reason it wasn't fair.
Angstyprincess
Member
cheers to that!
but they were nice..notice the were....not datable..
Angstyprincess
Member
Stupid question i know..
but how many schools are there in the state?
and how many ppl sit the HSC??
but how many schools are there in the state?
and how many ppl sit the HSC??
oh wait.... i found a more accurate result of our HSC in 2002.
56% over 90 UAI.
117 mentions in the Distingused Achievers list.
28% over 95.
Median UAI score 85.5.
i bet that school ranking list in NOT accurate or they just screwed with the statistics of our school.
56% over 90 UAI.
117 mentions in the Distingused Achievers list.
28% over 95.
Median UAI score 85.5.
i bet that school ranking list in NOT accurate or they just screwed with the statistics of our school.
It's accurate for wat it is
They calculate the rankings based on the number of merit list mentions divided by the number of exams sat to yield a percentage
ie...James Ruse sat about 1000 exams, and they got about 550 of those exams in Band 6, getting 55%
NSG, 2nd on the list, sat about 700 exams, and got about 300 on the merit list, getting 45%
etc etc
krissy7685
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u know the list minai typed out..
do u think that where ur schools ranked makes a difference to ur UAI?
i was at sceggs last year and my uai was only 46
do u think that where ur schools ranked makes a difference to ur UAI?
i was at sceggs last year and my uai was only 46
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
When it comes to using for marks to determine the UAI, School's are not taken into consideration.
But, where a school is ranked can make a difference to your attitude towards work. If you are surrounded by smart students and competition is high then you have better motivation to do well, whereas being in a poor school can result in bad atmosphere/environment and hence less motivation to study.
But, where a school is ranked can make a difference to your attitude towards work. If you are surrounded by smart students and competition is high then you have better motivation to do well, whereas being in a poor school can result in bad atmosphere/environment and hence less motivation to study.