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The cut-offs for 2005 won't be determined until all preferences have been locked in at the end of the year. Previous HECS cut-offs are available via the following URLs: 2004 - Main Round 2004 - Late Round 2003 - Main Round 2003 - Late Round 2002 - Main Round 2002 - Late Round...

I agree with enak... :)

Mmm... your actual questions could have been more explicit. :P Irrespective of whether or not the BIT "means much in the real world", it's probably better than the BA. It's unlikely that experience and enthusiasm will assist you when the time comes for offers to be made, but they'll help you get...

If you wanted to accurately convert an aligned mark to a scaled mark, you would ideally first 'unalign' it back to a raw mark, and then convert that raw mark to a scaled mark. UAI calculators typically by-pass this middle step due to the lack of data pertaining to raw marks.

You must satisfactorily complete at least 2 units of HSC English in order to be eligible for a UAI. It is not difficult to satisfactorily complete the course; less than 1% of students fail.

Nope... I actually went to St Augustine's. ;)

I'm familiar with your school - if you are indeed ranked within the top five students, you have an extremely good chance of scoring 90+.

You should use the following two resources in conjunction with advice from your teachers: <ul><li>HSC Standards Packages <li>HSC Exam Student Answers Books </ul>This will allow you to at least determine which band you're likely to fall into, and possibly whether you'll be at the upper or...

If that is what ends up happening, then we'll just remove the rep system altogether.

The "Excel Fast Track Pocket Formula Book". :)

It's rather unfortunate that all of Dan Brown's books are based on the same general premise. :(

Your raw school assessment marks are completely independent of your potential aligned HSC marks. You should use the Board's Standards Packages to estimate your aligned marks.

Regarding ranks, you can always obtain them by simply emailing the lecturer in charge. Most provide it with no questions asked.

I have no qualms with people who simply want to understand the arcane procedures behind the UAI, and hence I am always happy to explain the actual methods used by the Technical Committee on Scaling and the UAC. However, I am more reluctant to provide detailed explanations regarding the technical...

What exactly are you trying to do, mojako?

Troublemaker? Me? :P

Users can only make 10 reputation clicks in each 24-hour period. They must also give reputation to at least 20 different users before they are allowed to hit the same person again.

Knowing who provided the feedback adds little in the way of constructive criticism and destroys the option of anonymity for the commentor. Users can include their name in the comment if they wish to be identified. Only those users with a reputation of 10 points or more can influence the...

You might need to do a little more research before diving into the deep end, mojako. There are a number of possible approaches. That's correct; a non-linear transformation is applied.

Okay, this should be fixed up now. For custom status, you need to meet at least one of the following criteria: a) Reputation of at least 125 points. b) Registered for at least 260 days. c) Made at least 2000 posts. It could be up to an hour until the changes take effect.