Which Chemistry Option scales the best? (1 Viewer)

[Studymates]

(refer to title)

-->Shipwrecks, Corrosion and Conservation
-->The Biochemistry of Movement
-->Industrial chemistry
-->The chemistry of art
-->Forensic chemistry

Thank you all.

 

[b3kh1t]

Not sure how this will work, but most schools do Industrial chemistry, so there will be a lot of people competing in that option so you might need to get higher marks to stay in the top band

 

[jamesfirst]

I believe industrial scales high because a lot of people does it and most of them are retards. So the better you do, the better you'll get


As for other options, imagine competing with James Ruse, Baulko, etc... it wouldn't scale so high if you fk it up

 

[Omnipotence]

Ruse does Industrial.

 

[jamesfirst]

Ruse does Industrial.

Dont they do many options ??

As in, you get to choose what option you want to do.

 

[UnrealAnchovies]

p sure ruse is industrial this year

 

[zhiying]

Ruse does Industrial, Baulko does Chemistry of Art and I think we're the only selective doing Forensics

 

[LOLcadet]

^that means you're from fort street

 

[dionb2014]

People delve so deeply into scaling. Truly it will obviously not be significantly different. To me biochemistry sounds the most interesting. Whatever interests you the most you will most likely work harder in ultimately cancelling out the effect of scaling anyway.

 

[y510920]

my school purposely changed from shipwreck to industrial chem because the HOD thinks that most top performing schools do industrial chem. he said the difficulties of the options differ, and therefore to make it fair the bos will compare the mark of the options to the mark of the paper, so if people do well in the core part and do industrial, the mark for industrial scales better, something along that. therefore i believe industrial scales the best, given the fact that my school purposely changed its option.