Biology - not good unless you do really well
Modern History- good
General Maths- not good unless you do well
Advanced Eng- good
Economics- very good
Legal studies- not good unless you do well
Extension history- good
Ext 1 english- good
How good are the following subjects in regards to scaling?
-Biology
-Modern History
-General/Adv Maths
-Adv English
-Economics
-Legal Studies
-Extension History
-Extension 1 English
Thank you!!
Biology - not good unless you do really well
Modern History- good
General Maths- not good unless you do well
Advanced Eng- good
Economics- very good
Legal studies- not good unless you do well
Extension history- good
Ext 1 english- good
http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/atar...17-TableA3.pdf
This is for 2017's HSC but these numbers are usually stable (note that the new HSC might possibly change things)
Look at the scaled mean (out of 50). Generally speaking - the higher the scaled mean, the higher the scaling for the subject. Note that scaling isn't uniform across all percentiles - if you achieve in the 90th percentile you won't get scaled down as much as someone in the 25th percentile (you'll usually always get scaled down, except for a few subjects).
26.2 / Biology
25.9 / Modern History
21.7 / Mathematics General 2
31.2 / Mathematics (2U)
31.5 / English Advanced
32.1 / Economics
25.7 / Legal Studies
33.7 / History Extension
35.9 / English Ext. 1
For comparison, Senior Science is 18.5, Chemistry is 31.4, and Mathematics Ext. 2 is 43.2.
I'd say anything that's 30 or above is "good" and anything in the low 20's might be considered "bad". But tbh I wouldn't worry about anything on that list except for genny maths.
Last edited by fan96; 14 Feb 2018 at 8:42 PM.
HSC 2018 - [English Adv.] • [Maths Ext. 1] • [Maths Ext. 2] • [Chemistry] • [Software Design and Development]
1∫(3√3) t2 dt cos(3π/9) = log(3√e) | Integral t2 dt, From 1 to the cube root of 3. Times the cosine, of three pi over nine, Equals log of the cube root of e.
This link is quite outdated, but should still provide an overview of scaling and other statistics. It's good to look at if you're curious.
http://community.boredofstudies.org/...okup-table.pdf
Highlighting: Green – scaled exceptionally well; Yellow – scaled well; No highlighting – average scaling; Purple – scaled poorly; Red – scaled very poorly
2017 HSC
English Advanced (95), Legal Studies (96), Business Studies (95), Information Processes and Technology (93), Mathematics (100 - 6th in the State), Mathematics Ext 1 (49), Business Services Examination (97 - 5th in the State)
ATAR: 99.80
Dw about scaling just try do your best in the exam
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HSC 2018 - [English Adv.] • [Maths Ext. 1] • [Maths Ext. 2] • [Chemistry] • [Software Design and Development]
1∫(3√3) t2 dt cos(3π/9) = log(3√e) | Integral t2 dt, From 1 to the cube root of 3. Times the cosine, of three pi over nine, Equals log of the cube root of e.
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