craz
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AH yes the other difference. QLD do it through internal marking. VIC mark out of 50 and UAI is out of 100 (half being the HSC mark and the other half being the school assessment mark).
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bluesky100
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Oh okay, so the mark out of 100 is the HSC mark which would be our study score out 50 ?? Hmm, that just confused me even more - -- wont even try to understand the QLD marking system.
craz
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The NSW system has a scaling. Which I hated! Those doing science type like subjects rated higher whilst others were rated lower. Your HSC mark is a combination mark of both the final exam at the end and the schools internal assessment mark. Out of 100 these two marks are usually around the same or should be! and these make up your final mark, which is then converted to a ranking (the UAI). In Victoria, I'm not so clear on this, but is the study score out of 50 just the final mark?
bluesky100
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I think all VCE marks are derived from ranks.
So anyway, there is the study score, then you get the scaled study score (subject score?? - somethng like that - I'd have to check) - the scaled results are added up + 10% of your 6th/7th subject, from this your given an aggregate, which is then ranked/compared to other aggregates - the aggregate is what you get the ENTER from, and going by last yr you'd probably want an aggregate of 140-150+!!!
VTAC or VCAA websites will no doubt provide a more accurate explanation.
So anyway, there is the study score, then you get the scaled study score (subject score?? - somethng like that - I'd have to check) - the scaled results are added up + 10% of your 6th/7th subject, from this your given an aggregate, which is then ranked/compared to other aggregates - the aggregate is what you get the ENTER from, and going by last yr you'd probably want an aggregate of 140-150+!!!
VTAC or VCAA websites will no doubt provide a more accurate explanation.
bluesky100
Carly :-)
15th right? Can't believe it's tomorrow. Do you know when we can view sem. 2 timetable - have put in my prefs through Allocate+ 3-4weeks ago, nothing yet.
Can't believe it's tomorrow. Do you know when we can view sem. 2 timetable - have put in my prefs through Allocate+ 3-4weeks ago, nothing yet.
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well, i'd love to help you but meddies are special and we do everything in our own little way that nobody else can explain....thus getting results out the first day back instead of WebCT. My timetable's up on WebCT ad we were also given a hard copy in the last week of last semester.
Hey Alvin and Robert, post in here!!!
Hey Alvin and Robert, post in here!!!
bluesky100
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No probs. I got my results at 12am - went to WES. Timetable is fine - checked out Allocate+ a few days back, semester 2 timetable is up - only beef I have - WebCT - only NUR1302 is up, not NUR1202 = no lecture notes!! I don't think th diploma subjects are put on WebCT.
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I'm in Sydney and my school offered Psychology as a one unit subjectWill_Sparky said:
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Heh, how did you know I lurk Victoria? And why post here, you've got all these other people to keep you company!inasero said:
bluesky100
Carly :-)
What is a one unit subject? Year 11?hyperbole said:
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Think of "units" as "credit points", where a normal subject - six credit points - is worth 2 units. A one unit subject is like half a subject, three credit points.