One of my subjects recently realised they screwed their weighting spreadsheet up and had to change all the marks.
I did adv chem, phys and maths last year - could be worse.
I did 36cp of Adv (6cp of SSP). Everything but my maffs LOL Dem feels when it's not even compulsory in first year.
where exactly in the building did you go?
Scaling generally has a 'diminishing returns' structure. The higher the raw mark, the less they are scaled. Pretty sure if you had like a raw mark of say 65 it would be different story.
That's also true - it's really hard to say if there's scaling. That's assuming the mark I got wasn't just calculated as if I was in adv (which is exactly 86).
When you apply for credit I don't believe they take the marks into consideration. The credit points count towards your degree but you don't carry the marks on, hence it doesn't appear on your transcript or your WAM.My credit transfer issue seems to be resolved, finally, although it took like half a month ...
To Amleops: After your course transfer, when you read your academic transcript for your new course, do you see the grades and marks you got from last semester at USyd, or just the credit points? I only see the credit points but not the grades/marks; I wonder if the official transcript shows the same as the on Sydney Student.
What a waste.
What does mtrx stands for?