Predict me some study scores?

[samuch]

english:
SACs: B (71%)
Exam: B

Lit
Sacs: (75%) so B or low B+
Exam: B

would there be a difference in results?

also:
psych
SACs: A (81%)
Exam 1: A (very high)
Exam 2: A (highest possible again or low A+)

bump

[vexx]

^ english: 31-33
lit: probably same 31-33
psych: 37-39

[samuch]

thanks vexx

[slothpomba]

Anyone want to take a crack at my soft-dev:
With around 80-85% on the exam and (i forgotten some of my marks *exactly* so roughly...) 75-85% on SACs

[hpak]

Does anyone know what SS I'll be looking at for chemistry?

GA1: 66/73 A+
GA2: A+ 198/200 (not sure of ranking), but I'm in a pretty weak cohort... 
GA3: low to medium A+


And, for my family friend who's having a freak out about his SS - does anyone know what sort of score he'll be looking at for psychology?
SACS: 199/200, he says he’s ranked 1st
Exam 1: A+ (high) 86/90 (confirmed through his Statement of Marks)
Exam 2: estimates 85-88/90 (not sure how high this A+ will be - however looking at the end of year exam and how easy it is, I think the A+ range will around 170 -[85]-180[90]. Not sure though, I could be COMPLETELY wrong. Feel free to disagree with me on that...)

Any ideas?

Thanks

[Gloamglozer]

Does anyone know what SS I'll be looking at for chemistry?

GA1: 66/73 A+
GA2: A+ 198/200 (not sure of ranking), but I'm in a pretty weak cohort... 
GA3: low to medium A+


And, for my family friend who's having a freak out about his SS - does anyone know what sort of score he'll be looking at for psychology?
SACS: 199/200, he says he’s ranked 1st
Exam 1: A+ (high) 86/90 (confirmed through his Statement of Marks)
Exam 2: estimates 85-88/90 (not sure how high this A+ will be - however looking at the end of year exam and how easy it is, I think the A+ range will around 170 -[85]-180[90]. Not sure though, I could be COMPLETELY wrong. Feel free to disagree with me on that...)

Any ideas?

Thanks

Chemistry: 40-45

Psychology: 45-48

Please note that like ninwa I am conservative with my predictions. 

Anyone want to take a crack at my soft-dev:
With around 80-85% on the exam and (i forgotten some of my marks *exactly* so roughly...) 75-85% on SACs

Can you please provide more details?  That is, please provide estimate of your letter grades.  Thanks.  Also, with SACs, please provide your letter grade and if possible, ranking.

[Davoo!]

Math Methods.

SACs: B
Exam 1: High A [35/40]
Exam 2: Low A/ High B+ [55/80]

35?

[crappy]

Math Methods.

SACs: B
Exam 1: High A [35/40]
Exam 2: Low A/ High B+ [55/80]

35?

Yeah, a 35 should be achievable with those scores.

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[Gloamglozer]

Math Methods.

SACs: B
Exam 1: High A [35/40]
Exam 2: Low A/ High B+ [55/80]

35?

I reckon you could get a 35 with those two exam scores quite comfortably.  I would estimate 33-37.

[crappy]

Math Methods.

SACs: B
Exam 1: High A [35/40]
Exam 2: Low A/ High B+ [55/80]

35?

I reckon you could get a 35 with those two exam scores quite comfortably.  I would estimate 33-37.

37 would be too much of a stretch. 37 would need at least 3 mid to high As

[Gloamglozer]

Math Methods.

SACs: B
Exam 1: High A [35/40]
Exam 2: Low A/ High B+ [55/80]

35?

I reckon you could get a 35 with those two exam scores quite comfortably.  I would estimate 33-37.

37 would be too much of a stretch. 37 would need at least 3 mid to high As

Really?  Sorry.  I'm still learning and I guess I need to be a little bit more accurate with my estimates.

[crappy]

Math Methods.

SACs: B
Exam 1: High A [35/40]
Exam 2: Low A/ High B+ [55/80]

35?

I reckon you could get a 35 with those two exam scores quite comfortably.  I would estimate 33-37.

37 would be too much of a stretch. 37 would need at least 3 mid to high As

Really?  Sorry.  I'm still learning and I guess I need to be a little bit more accurate with my estimates.

lol no need to be sorry. If you want to get more accurate, buy some "how -to-predict-SS" study guides from ssrc