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Can't say for sure, but I don't think they all do. Some may be private and even public. But the fact still remains that you can still attain a 100 UAI, regardless of what school you attend.

It would probably be more appropriate to actually look into the university course information about the course you think you'd like e.g. UNSW student handbook. I myself do Psychology, and you'd find that there are a lot of pathways within Psychology you can take that will lead to very different...

You should have no problems getting that if you feel you can do it. A couple of poor assessments also help increase your motivation to study for the bigger ones such as the trials/half yearlies. I'm sure if you put the effort into improving your marks you can still get above 90 UAI. It's...

I'll include a simple flowchart that shows the processes involved. www.boredofstudies.org/other/flowchart.pdf

The EAS is probably what you are looking for. There are many parts that you have to fill out as well as back them up with appropriate documents. More information can be found in this sticked thread...

There are a lot of threads that cover all aspects of scaling in the technical arcana forum section. Have a look, and if you have any questions make a thread there. http://community.boredofstudies.org/134/uai-hsc-marks-technical-arcana/

Perhaps you should have a read on how the moderation process works. Refer to this thread. http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=6642 I am assuming that the assessment mark of 50/100 is the mark you got from school that has not been moderated by the board of studies. The...

This type of decision is hard for someone else to make other than you. The main things you need to realise is <li> By keeping it, will it take up a lot of your study time for your other subjects? <li> When you say worst subject, how bad is bad? It's possible that in the end your...

Well, those who did even worse than 80, are probably just playing WoW now instead of posting on a HSC forum :P

I believe your UAI should come into your mail on tuesday.

I wasn't specifically talking just to you hence I listed a few other nicknames. Skeptism is fine, but your approach to it seems more flamatory than constructive. Perhaps I was exaggerating when I mentioned 'attitude', but you understand what I mean. One bad post may be indicative of future...

What do you guys think of the job opportunities for B Sc (Major in Psych) are? Without honours that is. I can't really see much opportunity for some reason. Though I wish to be proved wrong.

Listen guys, especially "Ye Olde St Nick", "Damage Inc." and "Stazi" Your negative comments are in no way welcome here. This is a time where a lot of students may not be totally emotionally stable. I do not see what you achieve out of being arrogant and rude. If you have something to say...

Leave it at that guys. Please.

They are released on the 18th of January.

Have a read of my reply in this thread. http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=96484 It should answer your question.

This report on the 2004 HSC should explain anything and everything that you would want to know. If you are interested it's here. http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/tsc-report-2004.pdf "Specifically, a UAI indicates the position of a student relative to their Year 10 cohort. That is, a UAI of...

The raw mark is the average of your HSC exam mark and assessment mark.

Theres a common misconception when people say Standard and Advanced English scale the same. A lot of people tend to interpret it as the process of aligning raw marks to HSC marks as the 'scaling' process. This is incorrect. The aligning process is separate for Standard and Advanced english...

How would you know you got 84.5 if marks are reported rounded up?