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Study score question
« on: August 13, 2010, 06:56:22 pm »
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Hi,
i'll be honest, i've been bumming my IT SACs so far, scoring around 74-76%, falling into the top four of the cohort.
Given that for my third SAC i will get no more than 45/60 and no less than 35/60 - whilst been ranked again top 4 of the class (out of roughly ten people)
and on my final SAC (the theory based one) i get rank 1 -
IS it still possible for me to do really well on the exam (High A+) and still get a study score of 45~?
Thanks - I know this is been asked before, however, i just wanted to clarify now that we're deeper in to the year and i have more of my SAC scores. (I hate IT SACs so much)
Some people have told me it's possible but i just want to know HOW when it says SACs go towards 50% of the study score.
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Re: Study score question
« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2010, 07:49:00 pm »
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You'll be at a disadvantage, but technically nothing's not possible. I'm pretty sure 100% on the exam ensures a 50 regardless. I don't think there's any numerate answer to the possibility of a 45+ or the marks you'd need for it, but what's most important is you put your best effort into both your SACs and exam from now on. I mean face it - that's all you can do.

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Re: Study score question
« Reply #2 on: August 14, 2010, 08:05:31 pm »
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You'll be at a disadvantage, but technically nothing's not possible. I'm pretty sure 100% on the exam ensures a 50 regardless. I don't think there's any numerate answer to the possibility of a 45+ or the marks you'd need for it, but what's most important is you put your best effort into both your SACs and exam from now on. I mean face it - that's all you can do.

You need A+ in all GAs (U3 sacs, U4 sacs, exam) to get 50
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Re: Study score question
« Reply #3 on: August 15, 2010, 07:55:23 pm »
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Will getting a high A+ on my exam drag my SAC scores to A+ ?
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Re: Study score question
« Reply #4 on: August 15, 2010, 10:17:58 pm »
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Will getting a high A+ on my exam drag my SAC scores to A+ ?
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