Predict me a study score

[Eriny]

Didn't Eriny get A,A,A and a 38 for English? Although I don't know how high or low her A's were? But anything is possible in this crazy VCE system... And with 12 days to go... Let's just wait.

That is true. The A I got on my exam was a mark or 2 (I can't remember now) from being an A+.

I think, generally if your average is C+ you'll get a 30, if your average is B, it's about 32 to 34, B+ should get you into or the mid 30's+. Generally, A+ average means you'll be over 40 but not always, sometimes you may get slightly under 40.

This is just from observation though, I've really got know idea what people do in the lairs of the VCAA HQ.

[xox.happy1.xox]

Didn't Eriny get A,A,A and a 38 for English? Although I don't know how high or low her A's were? But anything is possible in this crazy VCE system... And with 12 days to go... Let's just wait.

That is true. The A I got on my exam was a mark or 2 (I can't remember now) from being an A+.

I think, generally if your average is C+ you'll get a 30, if your average is B, it's about 32 to 34, B+ should get you into or the mid 30's+. Generally, A+ average means you'll be over 40 but not always, sometimes you may get slightly under 40.

This is just from observation though, I've really got know idea what people do in the lairs of the VCAA HQ.

Lol, if I got 3 C+'s in methods, that would be so awesome! Now I feel I have more hope in my subjects.

[username]

Didn't Eriny get A,A,A and a 38 for English? Although I don't know how high or low her A's were? But anything is possible in this crazy VCE system... And with 12 days to go... Let's just wait.

That is true. The A I got on my exam was a mark or 2 (I can't remember now) from being an A+.

I think, generally if your average is C+ you'll get a 30, if your average is B, it's about 32 to 34, B+ should get you into or the mid 30's+. Generally, A+ average means you'll be over 40 but not always, sometimes you may get slightly under 40.

This is just from observation though, I've really got know idea what people do in the lairs of the VCAA HQ.

C+ = 30, even for math/science subjects?

[nickalaz]

yeah but getting a C+ in chemistry might be 50%, whereas in psychology it may be 70%

[username]

Thats strange. In the other SS prediction boards, for science subjects, C+ (Not a high C+, but a medium one) is usually a 25. It's the Bs that are 30 in range. I've heard so many mixed replies. Would be nice if someone could clarify this with their grades in a sciency sub.

[squance]

Thats strange. In the other SS prediction boards, for science subjects, C+ (Not a high C+, but a medium one) is usually a 25. It's the Bs that are 30 in range. I've heard so many mixed replies. Would be nice if someone could clarify this with their grades in a sciency sub.

I just had a look at my grades for 3/4 chemistry last year

C+ - Exam 1
A - SACS
B+ - Exam 2

Study Score = 32 (before scaling)
(Damn the poor performance in exams!!! My sacs mark had an average of 97% before moderation...grrrrr...oh well...)

[username]

Thats strange. In the other SS prediction boards, for science subjects, C+ (Not a high C+, but a medium one) is usually a 25. It's the Bs that are 30 in range. I've heard so many mixed replies. Would be nice if someone could clarify this with their grades in a sciency sub.

I just had a look at my grades for 3/4 chemistry last year

C+ - Exam 1
A - SACS
B+ - Exam 2

Study Score = 32 (before scaling)
(Damn the poor performance in exams!!! My sacs mark had an average of 97% before moderation...grrrrr...oh well...)

Yeah and if you evened the two exams out, it'd make it a B average (kinda) for the exams, and an A for the 32 (which is a great score). B,B,B in Chemistry is usually 30 though.

[xox.happy1.xox]

Thats strange. In the other SS prediction boards, for science subjects, C+ (Not a high C+, but a medium one) is usually a 25. It's the Bs that are 30 in range. I've heard so many mixed replies. Would be nice if someone could clarify this with their grades in a sciency sub.

I just had a look at my grades for 3/4 chemistry last year

C+ - Exam 1
A - SACS
B+ - Exam 2

Study Score = 32 (before scaling)
(Damn the poor performance in exams!!! My sacs mark had an average of 97% before moderation...grrrrr...oh well...)

Yeah and if you evened the two exams out, it'd make it a B average (kinda) for the exams, and an A for the 32 (which is a great score). B,B,B in Chemistry is usually 30 though.

Well I got C,B+,B+ and a 30 last year... I have no clue what that averages out to be?

[username]

Thats strange. In the other SS prediction boards, for science subjects, C+ (Not a high C+, but a medium one) is usually a 25. It's the Bs that are 30 in range. I've heard so many mixed replies. Would be nice if someone could clarify this with their grades in a sciency sub.

I just had a look at my grades for 3/4 chemistry last year

C+ - Exam 1
A - SACS
B+ - Exam 2

Study Score = 32 (before scaling)
(Damn the poor performance in exams!!! My sacs mark had an average of 97% before moderation...grrrrr...oh well...)

Yeah and if you evened the two exams out, it'd make it a B average (kinda) for the exams, and an A for the 32 (which is a great score). B,B,B in Chemistry is usually 30 though.

Well I got C,B+,B+ and a 30 last year... I have no clue what that averages out to be?

Well the way I see it, if you take the +s off both Bs and add them onto the C, thats a B, B, B. It's a skewed way of thinking about it but yeah.

[xox.happy1.xox]

Thats strange. In the other SS prediction boards, for science subjects, C+ (Not a high C+, but a medium one) is usually a 25. It's the Bs that are 30 in range. I've heard so many mixed replies. Would be nice if someone could clarify this with their grades in a sciency sub.

I just had a look at my grades for 3/4 chemistry last year

C+ - Exam 1
A - SACS
B+ - Exam 2

Study Score = 32 (before scaling)
(Damn the poor performance in exams!!! My sacs mark had an average of 97% before moderation...grrrrr...oh well...)

Yeah and if you evened the two exams out, it'd make it a B average (kinda) for the exams, and an A for the 32 (which is a great score). B,B,B in Chemistry is usually 30 though.

Well I got C,B+,B+ and a 30 last year... I have no clue what that averages out to be?

Well the way I see it, if you take the +s off both Bs and add them onto the C, thats a B, B, B. It's a skewed way of thinking about it but yeah.

But the interesting thing was, those B+'s were like, 1 or 2 marks off an A :S