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coolcat303

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Have I ruined all chances of a high 30-40 SS?
« on: July 22, 2014, 09:54:17 pm »
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Hey everyone, so at the beginning of this year I had high hopes of a 40+ study score, but then came along the SACs. I scored a mid 90 for the first assessment, but the next two I scored in the eighties. I'm particularly worried because the fourth SAC, which I haven't got back yet, I feel I did horrifically- more likely than not a 60-70 at best. Looking around at how other students have performed with 40+ study scores, I feel as if I've ruined all my chances of a similar result. We still have two SACs left to go, and even if I were to perform quite well on these ones, would it make much of a difference? If anyone can help with this question, it would be much appreciated!


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Re: Have I ruined all chances of a high 30-40 SS?
« Reply #1 on: July 22, 2014, 10:15:32 pm »
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Hey everyone, so at the beginning of this year I had high hopes of a 40+ study score, but then came along the SACs. I scored a mid 90 for the first assessment, but the next two I scored in the eighties. I'm particularly worried because the fourth SAC, which I haven't got back yet, I feel I did horrifically- more likely than not a 60-70 at best. Looking around at how other students have performed with 40+ study scores, I feel as if I've ruined all my chances of a similar result. We still have two SACs left to go, and even if I were to perform quite well on these ones, would it make much of a difference? If anyone can help with this question, it would be much appreciated!

2 words: "calm down".
I completed VCE back in 2012 and for my english sacs I was in the bottom ish (constantly getting 60's or 70s) but in the end I turned out getting 36 raw (still not great but yeh).
Just take it one step at a time, your marks for your assessments so far seem to be quite impressive. When exam period comes, practice by writing essays under the time limit --> more practice --> more ability to adapt to the wide range of topics they may throw at you on the day.

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Re: Have I ruined all chances of a high 30-40 SS?
« Reply #2 on: July 22, 2014, 10:32:43 pm »
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Okay, thanks a lot for that :)

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Re: Have I ruined all chances of a high 30-40 SS?
« Reply #3 on: July 24, 2014, 07:48:16 pm »
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Well this makes me feel terrible.

64/100. Was hoping for like 38 still as I'm getting a tutor AFTER my next sac worth 50 marks. fml.

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Re: Have I ruined all chances of a high 30-40 SS?
« Reply #4 on: July 26, 2014, 09:30:36 pm »
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Well this makes me feel terrible.

64/100. Was hoping for like 38 still as I'm getting a tutor AFTER my next sac worth 50 marks. fml.

Kill the exam and you will be alright. Remember the exam helps SACs scaling.
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Re: Have I ruined all chances of a high 30-40 SS?
« Reply #5 on: July 27, 2014, 11:40:02 am »
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You have 2 assessments left? That means you still have unit 4 sacs to redeem yourself.

That's 75% of your SS still not calculated. There's still a chance. Don't give up.

SAC scores do get moderated, these scores are not set in stone.

Just try your best, and your marks and rankings will take care of themselves.