Statement of Marks

[alondouek]

Given that I've now completed VCE, is there any practical reason to purchase a SoM for a subject/subjects?

[Planck's constant]

Nah, just forget VCE and move on

[pi]

Nah, just forget VCE and move on

^Agreed, only get one if you feel you did much worse than expected in a subject.

[Fantasia94]

Yeah as Pi said. I have sent one for chem, as my unit 4 result was way way below what I expected, do you think that they will do something about my ss if they did actually commit a mistake? I seriously wish they did make a mistake as it means that my atar may go over the clearly in for my course, although I see very little chance of this happening lol :p but I will try any way 

[alondouek]

Yeah as Pi said. I have sent one for chem, as my unit 4 result was way way below what I expected, do you think that they will do something about my ss if they did actually commit a mistake? I seriously wish they did make a mistake as it means that my atar may go over the clearly in for my course, although I see very little chance of this happening lol :p but I will try any way 

Seeing as VCAA's a government organisation, I strongly doubt they'd ever admit to making a mistake Although I'm curious to know how if they would alter your marks, or otherwise what they'd do? Good luck!

[Fantasia94]

I don't know..mmm..but I've heard of someone on this forum who was doubting there ss and then when they called the vcaa their ss was increased by 1 as the VCAA realised the mistake they've done. I honestly wish that this will happen to me but sorta doubt it will. 

[BoredSatan]

I think that if you are curious as to how you got a certain SS then you might as well get it. I was pretty curious as to how I got a 50 in Accounting and so bought the Statement of Marks which cleared everything up.