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[d3ch]

People's this is my first time using this because I only just discovered this things...duh!!! . Anyway, I just dropped out of Extension 1 maths and now I am doing 2 unit. I want to ask is it impossible for me to gain over 90 as a UAI since I have made this decision, as Extension 1 maths normally scales up your mark to 90+.

 

[esther]

someone told me not to rely on 3u to scale my mark just do well in ur 2u paper... i wouldnt rely on scaling to gib u good marks man.....

 

[Lazarus]

It is most definitely not impossible to get over 90 by not doing Maths Ext 1, and even doing it only increases your chances by a very small amount.

I have a friend who attained a UAI of 99.45 and didn't undertake any extension courses (nor any other 'rare' courses such as latin).

 

[d3ch]

Re:

K understand now!!!
thnx for ur help pplz
Got to study now....
Trial English Paper 2 tomorrow

 

[Minai]

Originally posted by Lazarus
I have a friend who attained a UAI of 99.45 and didn't undertake any extension courses (nor any other 'rare' courses such as latin).

wow!
wat subjects did he/she study?

 

[Lazarus]

Units | Course | Exam | Assess | HSC | Band

2 Business Studies 95/100 95/100 95 6
2 Economics 97/100 97/100 97 6
2 English (Advanced) 89/100 88/100 89 5
2 Geography 92/100 92/100 92 6
2 Information Processes and Technology 91/100 91/100 91 6
2 Mathematics 84/100 83/100 84 5
1 Studies of Religion I 45/50 45/50 45 6

Maths and 1u of IPT were not counted.

 

[souldancer]

their assessment and exam marks are awfully close together laz!

 

[Lazarus]

In the courses where his exam marks are the same as his assessment marks, he was ranked 1st overall in his school assessments and he then proceeded to score the top exam mark from his class.

If his assessment mark was lower than his exam mark, he was ranked lower than 1st (most likely 2nd). If his assessment mark was higher than his exam mark, he was probably still ranked 1st, but didn't score the top exam mark from his class.

 

[Minai]

he's an all-rounder all right
(well, for the social sciences anyway)