I lol'd.Because he does 14 units of badass mofo and now knows everything. Including being able to generalise about the state and his school
I lol'd.Because he does 14 units of badass mofo and now knows everything. Including being able to generalise about the state and his school
Hmmm...if they ask for it, it's okay in my opinion. But you should always know that estimates can be very misleading. Eg: One of my friends "calculated" my ATAR to be ~90, max 95. How wrong they were."because I might upset people".
I give estimates at state average or P25 for baselines, or if they are really positive, P75 - but really, if you get less than the state average or even P25... the only person you're upsetting is yourself.
If you set yourself up for P75 and fail, you disappoint yourself.
It appears as if my 'service' is found as a hindrance. Or of course I could make it completely seekrit... yeah?
Well, there goes the bet we had going in Year 12 on who was gonna get the highest ATAR... anyone else had any problems with ATAR estimates at school?
He got 98.somethingWhat did you end up with?
Nah dude. I got 30. Well 30.55, that's why ATAR estimates are really bad at times unless your school officially gives you one and even then. It can be inaccurate.He got 98.something
He created a thread somewhere, and was fairly accurate.and why do you consider yourself to be in such a position of authority and superiority to do so...
LOL. If you're going for the super effective technique that i used during the HSC, estimating ATARs helps a lot XDi think everyone needs to get over estimating what other people are gunna get and start thinking about studying and trying to work at their OWN PERSONAL BEST not what someone thinks they will get.
This.Maybe you should spend more time studying for your subjects, and less time frothing over ATAR percentiles.
If you actually spent time studying for your subjects, rather than 'making bets' about who's going to get the highest ATAR, then perhaps you'll maybe actually -do- well in the exams. At the moment, you're all talk - and perhaps I should remind you that you're all 'shit' talk (not saying you're shit, I'm saying the stuff you say is so wrong, it's unbelievable). You're the guy that suggested that "If-you-do-12-units-your-ATAR-will-miraculously-increase". You mindlessly spout crap without realising the difference between correlation and causation.Yeah, but I'm very much on the palpable winnings kind of side. I want to see my competition, and therefore compare myself to my own cohort - instead of the state. Perhaps a fatal mistake, however I always aim for 100% nowadays, so the elusive 99.95 might be a reality...
LiarNah dude. I got 30. Well 30.55, that's why ATAR estimates are really bad at times unless your school officially gives you one and even then. It can be inaccurate.
Don't even look at those UAC tables until you get your HSC results. Problem solved."because I might upset people".
I give estimates at state average or P25 for baselines, or if they are really positive, P75 - but really, if you get less than the state average or even P25... the only person you're upsetting is yourself.
If you set yourself up for P75 and fail, you disappoint yourself.
It appears as if my 'service' is found as a hindrance. Or of course I could make it completely seekrit... yeah?
Well, there goes the bet we had going in Year 12 on who was gonna get the highest ATAR... anyone else had any problems with ATAR estimates at school?
95.65 UAIi got 79 english adv, 92 4unit, 93 3unit, 88 physics and 85 chem - tell me my UAI/ATAR
95.65 uai.i got 79 english adv, 92 4unit, 93 3unit, 88 physics and 85 chem - tell me my uai/atar
Thank god. Did they say anything about "stop going on bos?"So my teacher told me to stop giving ATAR Estimates...
95.65 UAI
96.00 ATAR
But the ATAR wasn't around when you did your HSC so yeah.
95.65 uai.
i dont wanna even think about what im gunna get.. thinking about that freaks me out.. lolLOL. If you're going for the super effective technique that i used during the HSC, estimating ATARs helps a lot XD
u gotta aim at an ATAR that you want/ the one that's needed for the course u wanna do, in this way u can work towards it and you might even be surprised with your results later in the year.i dont wanna even think about what im gunna get.. thinking about that freaks me out.. lol