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Who got top UAI in course (2 Viewers)
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but that would take far too long.
cro_angel
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the highest uai achieved in each course is listed here
http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2004-Table-A1.pdf
there is no way to know the actual person though.. and it may have been achieved by a number of people
[edit] umm sorry im still in hsc mode lol.. blonde moment there
http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2004-Table-A1.pdf
there is no way to know the actual person though.. and it may have been achieved by a number of people
[edit] umm sorry im still in hsc mode lol.. blonde moment there
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matt#1
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I'm pretty sure I got the lowest UAI for my course...other than fee-paying students anyway....cause i got the exact cut-off mark for my course.
Its all relative, cause if you got a person who got a UAI of 98.?? competing against someone with a UAI of 80.?? well won't the person with the higher UAI find things easier and get better marks then someone with the lower UAIclive said:
The uni rank means nothing when you reach uni, you forget about it. And the uai shouldn't be used to measure against the canditure. You might find that a person with a uai of 60 something suits the degree easier than someone with a uai of 99 something. Although, that extreme doesn't usually take place.
CrashOveride
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im fucking up there
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knew it.
im fucking up there
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knew it.
PrincessSJ
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I have no idea what most people's UAIs are. Although one of my friends did her HSC in 99 i think and got a fantastic UAI, but didnt want to study.. so she has come back as a mature age student and is having lots of trouble understanding whats going on... My uai was so so and im having no troubles.. i dont think the UAI has much to do with how well people will go at uni... its a totally different learning environment
I also scrapped into my course last year.. and i know for a fact that uai and how well you do at uni is weakly correlated..
If you just scrapped into a course, you have as much capability with someone who got a higher uai.. remember there's scaling involved.. so hard work sometimes does not show with your uai. Also, there is a cultural difference between school and uni, some will improve in the new environment some may find it a little difficult to adjust..
If you just scrapped into a course, you have as much capability with someone who got a higher uai.. remember there's scaling involved.. so hard work sometimes does not show with your uai. Also, there is a cultural difference between school and uni, some will improve in the new environment some may find it a little difficult to adjust..
PrincessSJ
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I scraped into my course with all the extra points that i got etc etc and im sitting on a D average... it depends on how much you put into the work and whether your heart is in it.... i mean the HSC pissed me off because it was structured and my art teacher didnt let me do what i wanted... i desperately want to be a special needs teacher, now im in the course and doing really well!!
i dont think UAI indicates ur ability in a uni course at all!
i dont think UAI indicates ur ability in a uni course at all!
Thats true. Cause uni is much more hard work and more independence to compared high school and theres no syllabus for university. The UAI is only a rank to measure people who did the HSC the same year as you. UAI isn't like a mark of your IQ. There aren't only recent school leavers at uni. The competition at uni is much greater than what it was at highschool.PrincessSJ said:
PrincessSJ
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natstar said:
the UAI is actually measured against the entire co-hort, that means everyone who graduated year 12 with you AND year 10... so that includes school leavers in year 10 as well