UAI Prediction & Random Questions (1 Viewer)

[dno]

Hi, i just wanted a prediction on how i would need to do in my subjects to get over 92 in my UAI

My subjects are:
-- 2 unit english (strongly hating it)
-- 1 unit studies of religion (dont like it much either)
-- 2 unit Physics (i find it ok)
-- 2 unit Chemistry (i like it)
-- 3 unit Mathematics (i like it)

I'am also wondering on the following:
1) what are the subjects that must contribute to the HSC if i were to have more than 10 units? (ive heard that english goes to it, but im not sure about religion)

2) Iam also taking 2 unit software design and development (which i dont like that much), should i be considering to drop it? what advantages would i have if i choose to keep it?


Thanx

 

[jemsta]

1) You have 10 units, which means all subjects would have to count towards your UAI. If you have more than 10 units, then at least 2 units of english must count, and the next best 8 units that goes along with it. If you do 11 units and your worst subject is a 2 unit subject, then they only count that as 1 unit out of 2.

2) It depends what you want to do in uni. If you want to do something with computers (IT, computing studies etc) then i adise you to keep it. If not then i suggest you to drop it and focus on your other subjects, since youll have more time. However, if youre not confident of getting good results in your other subs, then i advise you just to keep SDD as a safety net just incase you screw something up.

as for your 92 UAI, play around with SAM to see what approximate marks youll need to get your goal.

 

[Survivor39]

You probably need 85 across all subjects to get a 92 UAI.

 

[dno]

what's SAM?

and just to confirm...if i have 11 units of subjects, and i end up getting the lowest marks in 1 unit studies of religion, religion wont go to my UAI? by the way i go to a Catholic School.

 

[webby234]

No, it won't count.

 

[jemsta]

SAM: http://www.boredofstudies.org/sam/premium/index.php
you can only use the normal one since youre not a premium but its still the same anyways.