Could Someone clarify ( Please read)

[barbco92]

Ok so currently i have been studying for end of year exams and am finding that my performance  on exams is far better then them as it is on Sacs, Scoring around 70-85% on all my subjects excluding Economics ( the death of me). So from this i am just wondering how this "greater" score on my exams will react to my sac scores? Within my student cohort ranking i'm roughly in the middle for all my subjects ( C+ to a B). From this all being said, how does a significantly higher exam result react to sacs? truth be told im extremely baffled by this whole system.

[barbco92]

ohh ok then, so a good rank as such does help? within my school though we do have a high performance rate would this come into account?

[barbco92]

Cheers just read it, so basically to some extent your SAC mark is not necessarily your SAC mark... 

[WhoTookMyUsername]

yep, if you go to a good school, and you manage to get your sac ranking up a little bit, there is no reason why you cannot get an A or even A+ average SAC mark (after scaling)

[barbco92]

hmm its amazing hey how the system works.

[barbco92]

ok so im geting doubt again, im improving greatly! does my past performance hinder me though?