ATAR Notes: Forum
VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: paulsterio on October 30, 2011, 04:03:42 pm
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I'm pretty sure there's a few different types of awards apart from "Premier's Awards" which are given out
As far as I know - Premier's awards are the top 5 or so students from each study, right?
Also, what's the criteria for a "Top All-Round VCE Achiever's Award"?
Plus, are there any other awards? :D
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http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/excellenceawards/index.html
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I think there's something called the Australian Student Prize as well.
edit: lol yeah, everything is there in ssNake's link
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I think there's something called the Australian Student Prize as well.
What's the Australian Student Prize, seems to be a little vague
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For click-wary/click-lazy kids, (although that is a VCAA link), I'm pretty sure a top all rounders award is if you get 5 subjects with 46+ raw ss.
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I think there's something called the Australian Student Prize as well.
What's the Australian Student Prize, seems to be a little vague
I think it's highest aggregate scores in the country (there is a certain number given out every year) and I think it's worth $2,000.
Someone enlighten me if it's raw or scaled aggregate?
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The Australian Student Prize
As recognition of outstanding achievement in the final year of secondary education the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations awards the Australian Student Prize to students in each State and Territory.
Students who undertook VCE studies in the previous year and who have Australian citizenship or permanent resident statuses are eligible to receive the Australian Student Prize.
The objective of the prize, which consists of a certificate and a cheque for $2000, is to give national recognition to excellence and achievement in secondary education.
The order of merit for the award of the prize is based on their Australian Student Prize score. In Victoria, the Australian Student Prize score is calculated by the addition of the Study Scores obtained in the past two years for the best four studies plus ten percent of Study Scores obtained in up to a maximum of two other VCE studies. Extension studies undertaken at University and VET studies may contribute to the score.
Victorian students who are International Mathematics and Science Olympiad medal winners are included in the Victorian nominations for the Australian Student Prize. Students who enrol in the International Baccalaureate at a Victorian school and who achieve a maximum IB score of 45 and the maximum ATAR (formerly known as ENTER) are included in the Victorian nominations for the Australian Student Prize.
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In Victoria, the Australian Student Prize score is calculated by the addition of the Study Scores obtained in the past two years for the best four studies plus ten percent of Study Scores obtained in up to a maximum of two other VCE studies
So raw scores I'm assuming then?
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In Victoria, the Australian Student Prize score is calculated by the addition of the Study Scores obtained in the past two years for the best four studies plus ten percent of Study Scores obtained in up to a maximum of two other VCE studies
So raw scores I'm assuming then?
Well yeah, and without english!
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The lowest I know of someone that got it was 99.40...
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The Australian Student Prize
Victorian students who are International Mathematics and Science Olympiad medal winners are included in the Victorian nominations for the Australian Student Prize.
Oh yeah! That means I'm already in the nominations :D
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The Australian Student Prize
Victorian students who are International Mathematics and Science Olympiad medal winners are included in the Victorian nominations for the Australian Student Prize.
Oh yeah! That means I'm already in the nominations :D
You were in the minute you got 2 50s! :P
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The Australian Student Prize
Victorian students who are International Mathematics and Science Olympiad medal winners are included in the Victorian nominations for the Australian Student Prize.
Oh yeah! That means I'm already in the nominations :D
You were in the minute you got 2 50s! :P
*born
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The Australian Students' Prize criteria are a bit vague - there was a 99.95 student in my year who didn't get one, and as people have said, people who get as "low" as 99.40 can get them. My personal suspicion is that it's either you get a few perfect/near perfect study scores (eg. I got one, probably because of the two 50s, considering my other raw scores weren't *as* good as some other people's) or a lot of very high ones (45+, think All-Round Achievers style).
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No one ever told me that I could win $2,000 for killing VCE :( That is actually the most motivating thing I have read all week, that would be like two extra months away next year!
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I didn't even know it existed throughout VCE. $2000 prize for doing a bit of study is very good motivation :P
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$2000 O____________O
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Yeh, had multiple friends that got higher than me, including a 99.95er who didn't get it, yet I did. Hmm. Not sure about the specifics of how it works. Must be something about the fact that they only take raw scores perhaps. And yeh, nothing beats government-subsidised alcohol to kick start your uni life.
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Yeah, $2,000. I'm wishing I worked harder all year. Might've had a real shot at this.
Well, here's hoping! :P
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^^quiet, you probably have it already. :p
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I think in my year you needed a raw aggregate of about 195 or something. Maybe a bit higher - I don't know too many people's scores, but I know someone who had <198 who got one. It really doesn't correlate directly to ATAR, because a lot of top scorers take subjects that are scaled.