Study score percentage???

[Jay.C]

Hey guys just wondering what percentage of your averaged out sacs scores equates to an A+,A and B+?? E.g if I got an average sac score of 89% would that be an A??

[wunderkind52]

Hey guys just wondering what percentage of your averaged out sacs scores equates to an A+,A and B+?? E.g if I got an average sac score of 89% would that be an A??

SAC study score percentages don't work like that! They do SOMETIMES, but the gradings aren't set in stone - they depend on the normal distribution and how everyone else goes. Here is last year's Grade Distribution for SACs. It will give you an indication of the SAC scores required for certain grades!

http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Pages/vce/statistics/2014/statssect3.aspx

[Jay.C]

Thanks!!!
So if by the end of the year I ranked 2nd with an 89% SAC average in a weak cohort and got an A on the exam, could someone please roughly predict my SS??

[ActiveSideofInfinity]

For Biology?

It will be certainly less than 40; perhaps a 38, or a 39 if a high A.

IT also depends on your cohort ranking. The graded distributions aren't set in stone but are always a good indication- unless the study design changed this year, then it will be very unpredictable.