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Title: Methods SAC
Post by: DanielHil on March 21, 2011, 05:57:50 pm

Hey guys,

I recently completed my first SAC for Methods 3/4 and the result was extremely low around a D because of how hard it was. I was wondering whether its still possible to get a 40 or above RAW even with one bad SAC score. How would I go about doing it? And also, how is the overall SAC score out of 100 calculated, if anyone knows?

Cheers

Title: Re: Methods SAC
Post by: Greatness on March 21, 2011, 06:08:25 pm

Yes you can still get a 40. If it was a hard sac that most of your cohort struggled with then, you should be ok because you will be ranked in a close proximity to everyone else. Just ensure that you do well in future sacs and of course the exam.
There is a stickied thread that contains many practice sacs which will be very helpful. Do a few of those before your sacs to get an idea of the type of questoins.