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Standards packages are now only being produced for a handful of courses. The response you seek does not exist. :)

Re: the questions Those questions are out-dated, kanda. Changes have been made to them: 5 Which of the following best illustrates customary law? (A) Laws passed by parliaments (B) Decisions made by court systems (C) Laws passed down by councils of Aboriginal Elders (D) Laws relating to...

Well, at the very least, they need a reason. ;)

You could always cite them by author whenever you mention them and then simply attach an appendix with the proper references - that'd solve the word limit problem. Otherwise, just include the main ones. Above all, be honest. :)

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/glossary_keywords.html :)

I'd be inclined to believe that the previous two posters should have been just slightly more conservative with their predictions...

I've fixed the link. Official answers aren't available; you'll need to rely on other students and/or teachers.

Did anyone go? I thought it was awesome!

It used to happen... like a decade or two ago. Not anymore. :)

Nope. It means if your class as a whole does poorly in the major work component, the assessment marks of your class will be brought down to match them (because, obviously, your teacher marked too leniently). Conversely, if your class, as a whole, does well in the major work component, the...

You generally only need ~89 or so in Modern History to end up with quite a good scaled mark.

The Board of Studies produces a document titled "HSC assessment in a standards-referenced framework: A GUIDE TO BEST PRACTICE". The following is stated on page 14: <blockquote><h4>3.1.3 Procedures relating to the administration of tasks</h4>... What procedures are to be followed for...

You've posted that message five times now, gadbil, and received at least one reply. Start your own thread if you'd like a nice big discussion on the topic.

No, it's not taken from your tax... it's taken from your income. :) The compulsory repayments won't kick in until you start earning $25k+ or so. (Or, if you've enrolled after the HECS reforms, when you earn $35k+.) www.hecs.gov.au www.backingaustraliasfuture.gov.au

Mmm, that's true... if the courses you selected were mostly capped, then you could be prevented from obtaining 100. But, generally, people who want or are capable of obtaining 100 won't pick the types of courses that are liable to be capped. :) A combination including courses like Food...

2844.00 + 2844.00 + 2912.00 = 8600.00 :( Hmm... and that's just from UNSW... I've got another year from USYD...

Yes, through a Freedom of Information request. A raw mark of 96/120 on the 2001 paper would have netted you an aligned mark of 90/100.

There are three different scaling procedures in the HSC - moderating, scaling and aligning. We begin with these marks: RAW SCHOOL ASSESSMENT MARK RAW EXAMINATION MARK The moderating procedure transforms your raw school assessment marks so that they are on the same scale as your raw...

The average mark over all major works has been: 2001 - 41.6 2002 - 40.2 2003 - 41.6 The median mark (middle of the candidature) has been: 2001 - 43.4 2002 - 41.2 2003 - 43.0 No. I have no idea why you think English Extension 2 would be treated differently.

The correct link is: http://www.scu.edu.au/admin/stuadmin/findyourplace/find7.pdf :)