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wrong, actually 1 viet 7 chinese and a halfie iii thinkkkkk

i got, um 37/44, 28/36, and 20/30 last year predicted was 90-95 or something

Actually, ok The point @ relative scaling: people DON'T KNOW what scaling is, essentialy. It's just a word thrown around. I believe that, pretentious though it might sound, I am trying to 'educate' people of the 'truth' about scaling. And in this case, there actually is an absolute reference...

Perhaps your definitions are a bit screwed, but his question was precisely "Does Engineering Studies Scale up well?" to which i replied almost all subjects scale down. which is definitely true. See, people are under the misconception that X subject will scale up, when it actually doesn't...

they're alright, not awesome s3 might be a worry

well, i suppose if english skills are a bit subpar then students might have problems in assignments

Hey Lazarus - it's almost been a month, any news?

well, the less consistent your school, the harder it is to give an estimate so yeah, dw about it tooo much

usyd still considers uai for pharmacy

they 'want' higher levels of english though i don't think it'll make _that_ much difference

what, it's true

nah i don't tihnk so can you actually 'fail your hsc'?

really? i though we got them all

the 59 would probably closest correspond to the raw percentage i think but then again, there's all this behind the scenes scaling, so hard to say

i wouldn't use elite, but if you're relatively good as a grade, then it'll help you all quite a bit

usyd you need 99.95 uai for the science/med course music/med is 99.50 so if you get 99.8/85/90 you'd probably be shoehorned into UNSW

I would really try to pick up my game right about now :)

Turramurra lol? zzz I liked BNW and disliked Tess as well

bit high at the moment might lose yourself, if you get me, with the technical stuff plus, it has to be slow and steady. can't really expect to go from 13 to like, 20

as do i - it really shouldn't make a diff