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yh sure lets go for it 😅

I know its too early to make this thread, but hey there was a forum for it.... 10 days to go!!!

fax - thing is, people in year 10 and lower choosing subjects do not really understand the logic of alignment, so they get demotivated and hence do not choose the harder maths subjects (atleast thats what the article was arguing i think)

Got actuarial SRS at Macquarie... So I think If you reasonable grades it should be fine maybe min 'B'

^^^ for eg: if I were to take engineering and computer science, where the BE part has an honours component, how would it be integrated through the 5 years duration?

ngl while I know the difficulty of the subject plays a primary role in how a subject scales, what is the general overview on how UAC determines how a subject scales for that year?

Will the SRS offer (from Macquarie) lapse soon if I do not accept it?

I mean just do it lol.... these are habits and if you ignore stuff in Year 10, its most likely gonna continue into Year 11 and 12 where it matters to a greater extent

I did that and it should be right.... cos thats pretty much LOCE

Ok cool thanks

Oh nice. Early congrats on (nearly) finishing you degree!!!!

Maths Extension 1 and 2 as well pls lol. Query: also not sure but is alignment a linear process. I kinda doubt it since beyond the e4 cut off marks get less aligned (after all 3u courses are out of a 100)?

I am just curious how my "academic" life will turn out to be in University. Is it like High school? Or is it more chill/stressful? Thanks!

Pretty much sums up my perception. Nicely said

is this possibly the reason why 3u and 4u alignment are somewhat similar, despite the differing difficulties of the course content?

fair - Ig this is why NESA has different alignment standards. Hoping this the alignment somewhat compensate the greater relative difficulty of this year's paper.

honestly this is a good idea.... i get it is one unit for advanced students, but this would make it more fair in terms of the topics tested and the difficulty of the questions...

idk i think it resonates with me.... papers for 4u and 3u was harder, but I thought the nature of 4u test being more difficult was justified.... 3u seemed quite a bit more difficult to what I was faced with from trial papers and past hsc papers. But that could also be cos my performance was not...

Regardless of the discrepancy, 70% should be Band 6 this year for 3u right

makes sense - this is defs in the syllabus so will use this. Thanks!