hey ppl i asked all around i was just wondering i wanna to b of arts/law and for that i need 90.40 at uws at the moment i do general maths,modern history,ancient history, legal studies and standard english is it possible for me to get atleast 85%?? in my uai? if not what is the highest that i could probably get as my uai thanx for your time u would help me so much if u replied with an answer bye
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dun no... from i know ancient history seems to get scaled pretty good...
anyway it all depends on ur ranking in the school and how well u and ur friends do in the HSC.. if you are in a selective high i'll say you can get 90 easy~~
anyway it all depends on ur ranking in the school and how well u and ur friends do in the HSC.. if you are in a selective high i'll say you can get 90 easy~~
um... dont take this as definite cos this is just a wild guess
those subjects arnt too impressive but that may not be a concern if u can come top10% in the state in all ur subjects... effort effort effort n ull get there
wat ever marks that convert into depends on the candidature...
those subjects arnt too impressive but that may not be a concern if u can come top10% in the state in all ur subjects... effort effort effort n ull get there
wat ever marks that convert into depends on the candidature...
u still gotta be on the good side of the average mark... more standard deviations away from the mean is better...
if u r on the wrong side of the mean... ur gonna get pounded hard
if a school is just 'selective' it doesnt mean jack all. So u were all smart in year 6... big whoop... u cud only use that as an argument if the average of the students in the hsc exam is in the 'decent-good' range in yr 12
I go to a selective... it aint auto 90+ uai thats for sure... average was 75uai for the dropkiks last yr
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its possible
but alot depends on ur subjects
general maths will drag u down heaps...like every subject offered cept 4u maths, 3u and 4u english are scaled down
even 3u maths goes down
the school affects the scaling heaps
like thats y the better ur school does teh better ur UAI will b scaled
thats y say if u come 1st in every subject @ "extremely dumb school" ur scaling will b farked no matter how good u do
but alot depends on ur subjects
general maths will drag u down heaps...like every subject offered cept 4u maths, 3u and 4u english are scaled down
even 3u maths goes down
the school affects the scaling heaps
like thats y the better ur school does teh better ur UAI will b scaled
thats y say if u come 1st in every subject @ "extremely dumb school" ur scaling will b farked no matter how good u do
Err, no, the school you attend has nothing to do with the scaling for any course.
Attending a 'good' school could possibly land you with higher moderated assessment marks, but it won't make any difference to your exam marks or the scaling of the courses you do.
That's just blatantly wrong - not a shred of truth to it!
Attending a 'good' school could possibly land you with higher moderated assessment marks, but it won't make any difference to your exam marks or the scaling of the courses you do.
I'm saying the better your school/yr 12 grade does the better ur marks will be
Eg. James Ruse vs Mt Druitt <- sorry for comparison but ur famous
James Ruse marks tend to be higher/highest in scaling as the school does good as a whole
thats y its essentail after ur trials that u help out the dumb ones in ur grade since ranking does not matter anymore <- thats pre trials -> school mark
James Ruse 160 ppl
if 140 ppl do heaps good, and the other 20 gets fully oiwned....like 50% or some crap
the 140 ppl's marks will go down alot due to the large deviation of marks so that 20 ppl will drag down the rest
its hard to explain..im just saying....
ur marks will get scaled according to how ur school performs as a whole...mt druitt ppl will all do pretty crap for instance....their marks wouldnt get scaled up much if any
Eg. James Ruse vs Mt Druitt <- sorry for comparison but ur famous
James Ruse marks tend to be higher/highest in scaling as the school does good as a whole
thats y its essentail after ur trials that u help out the dumb ones in ur grade since ranking does not matter anymore <- thats pre trials -> school mark
James Ruse 160 ppl
if 140 ppl do heaps good, and the other 20 gets fully oiwned....like 50% or some crap
the 140 ppl's marks will go down alot due to the large deviation of marks so that 20 ppl will drag down the rest
its hard to explain..im just saying....
ur marks will get scaled according to how ur school performs as a whole...mt druitt ppl will all do pretty crap for instance....their marks wouldnt get scaled up much if any
thats y theres that thing bout
how say...one guy
intelligence lvl 10/10
if he went to james ruse he'd end up with UAI higher than if he went to mt druitt...even if he was a smart arse
so lyk me..im a not that smart person @ james ruse.,...my estimate say 95-97
if i went to my comprhensive school say st ives high...my estmate would go down to bout 90??
how say...one guy
intelligence lvl 10/10
if he went to james ruse he'd end up with UAI higher than if he went to mt druitt...even if he was a smart arse
so lyk me..im a not that smart person @ james ruse.,...my estimate say 95-97
if i went to my comprhensive school say st ives high...my estmate would go down to bout 90??
I know what you're saying. I'm saying you're wrong.
Make sure you don't confuse the moderation of assessment marks with the alignment or scaling of exam marks. There are important distinctions to be made, and the system can never be understood as a whole without them.
For your last example, if that smart guy was ranked first in all his courses at Mt Druitt, his marks would not at all be affected by the school, and he would get the same UAI as if he had gone to James Ruse.
This is true only when it comes to moderating assessment marks. (Point 1)
No. Everyone who does Maths Ext 2 at James Ruse gets scaled the same way as everyone else in the state who does it. Students at Ruse will have higher moderated assessment marks, but their exam marks will not be altered, nor will the scaling process.
See Point 1.
This is true (again, only for the moderation of assessment marks). The further up the ranking ladder you go, the less the students are affected by it, until you reach the top rung where students are not at all affected.
Make sure you don't confuse the moderation of assessment marks with the alignment or scaling of exam marks. There are important distinctions to be made, and the system can never be understood as a whole without them.
For your last example, if that smart guy was ranked first in all his courses at Mt Druitt, his marks would not at all be affected by the school, and he would get the same UAI as if he had gone to James Ruse.
