Re: Doing extra modules

[hifer]

Hi guys, i'm trying to get some advice on whether it's actually "safe" to do modules which u have not covered in school?

Would they actually mark it and count the marks? What if you do more than 3 modules? Which ones would they choose then? I heard VCAA has a list of modules which u covered in school and if they are not the same as the ones u did in the exam, they won't mark it?

I have heard diverging opinions and views from teachers on this.. i'd like to hear from u guys as well

thx

[Odette]

Hi guys, i'm trying to get some advice on whether it's actually "safe" to do modules which u have not covered in school?

Would they actually mark it and count the marks? What if you do more than 3 modules? Which ones would they choose then? I heard VCAA has a list of modules which u covered in school and if they are not the same as the ones u did in the exam, they won't mark it?

I have heard diverging opinions and views from teachers on this.. i'd like to hear from u guys as well

thx

You can choose whichever 3 modules you prefer to do... However I think they will only correct the first 3 modules you did (if you do 4 which i doubt you could) ..

You can do modules which you haven't covered in school... I'm doing that

Good luck, hope that helps

[Timtasticle]

You are free to do which ever module you like come exam time. Your teachers probably just discourage it.

I'm not positive about if you answer more than 3 though; I've heard different things on that. I've heard they only mark the first 3. But I've also heard they mark all and take your best.

Not positive on which it is though..

[joechan521]

in EXAM 1, you don't even have the space to put down your multiple choice answers for a forth module

so definently, 3 modules no more or less

[Odette]

I thought so, it's almost impossible to finish 4 modules and the CORE even in both exams lol...

That's just what I think though...