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I didn't know either until 3rd year :(

I believe chinese actually does have tutorials the first week. I did chinese back in first year (3 years ago) and we did have tutorials the first week even though my other subjects didn't. But I'm not sure if they have changed that so I can't give a definitive answer. But you should definitely...

You are deferring your HECS. So you pay the uni fees back when you start working fulltime. Deferring uni is not doing uni for typically 1 semester or 1 year but you are still in your degree. This is not what they were mentioning :P

When students are equally ranked 3rd, the average of all 3rd place student exam marks are used to obtain their HSC assessment mark. This means every 3rd place student will receive identical HSC assessment marks.

I'll agree with bubz and say that was absolutely amazing. I sure hope those who didn't see it today will see it tomorrow!!

The UAI is calculated using the aggregate of the scaled HSC marks. The Scaled HSC marks (not revealed to students) and the Aligned HSC marks (The marks you see) are the result of 2 independent and different procedures. As such, if the scaled HSC mark of subject A is higher than that of subject...

Congratulations! Well deserved effort.

Here are the links to official statistics as released by the Board of Studies. As more statistics are released they will be updated here. Top 100 Schools List - Daily Telegraph First Place in Course List All Rounders List Distinguished Achievers List Student Entries by Sex...

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They do not use the marks you saw today. They use the RAW HSC marks which are not publically available for students to see. Aggregating refers to the sum of all scaled marks. This is how they come up with your UAI. The higher your aggregate, the better your UAI.

The HSC marks you saw today are not used in the calculation of the UAI. Here is a flowchart showing how your marks are used. http://www.boredofstudies.org/other/flowchart.pdf Basically it's your scaled HSC mark that is used. The scaled HSC mark is the result of scaling the RAW HSC mark. The...

HSC Marks in the lower ranges less than 80 may tend to be a bit less accurate than those in the 90+. Reason for this is the lack of data we have when designing SAM. This however doesn't mean it's entirely inaccurate. In most cases you'd be surprised how close your SAM UAI is compared to your...

As we all know the HSC results are due to be revealed soon. Just a few things to help you understand what they really mean. First and foremost, as a result of Lazarus' who I'm sure you all know, we have a program called SAM (Student Assessment Modeller), where you can input aligned HSC...

As we all know the HSC results are due to be revealed soon. Just a few things to help you understand what they really mean. First and foremost, as a result of Lazarus' who I'm sure you all know, we have a program called SAM (Student Assessment Modeller), where you can input aligned HSC...

Fortunately I have the PSYC2061 course outline on my computer, but I don't have for 2081. You can find it attached here. Hope it helps.

PSYC2061 last sem was as follows: Social first. Developmental second. In terms of assessments, it was relatively non stressful. It's just one assignment for the social part, and one assignment for the developmental part, both weighing 20% of the assessment total. So the final is worth 60%...

I think you should get about the 73 mark. A misadventure wouldn't of really helped you if it was upheld because what happens is your assessment mark will become your exam marks, which also becomes your HSC mark. So if you didn't do well in school, it doesn't help.

To get your HSC mark, it is simply the average of your HSC exam and your HSC assessment mark. The assessment mark is not the mark you get at school, it is the result of a moderation procedure used to ensure the marks are fair throughout the state. So if you add up all your school assessment...