SEAS application

[HopefulLawStudent]

Monash has a very nice SEAS calculator if you're curious about how SEAS could affect your ATAR: http://www.monash.edu/seas/

[SexGodDosia]

Monash has a very nice SEAS calculator if you're curious about how SEAS could affect your ATAR: http://www.monash.edu/seas/

And for swinbrune
http://www.swinburne.edu.au/choose/atar-calculator/seas/

Different points for different sections so each uni will differ so don't take the number as fact

[P.GUAN]

Hi,
I got 3 questions. Is having tonsillitis considered to be a special exam provision? Also, if you are getting special exam provision do they look at your SACs, GAT and final exam? What happens if your exam score was actually better than your SACS and GATs?

[scandin9]

Hi P.GUAN,

You need to talk to your VCE coordinator about this as soon as possible. An application for a derived examination score on the basis of tonsillitis or indeed any other medical condition requires you to see a medical practitioner and ask for them, as part of your derived exam application,to assess how your tonsillitis has effected your performance on the exam. If your derived examination score application is accepted by the VCAA then yes they will utilise your SAC and GAT results to give you derived exam score. If your derived examination score is lower than your achieved score; then, yes the VCAA will use your achieved exam score as your final exam score.