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Like near the beginning of term 3? From what I remember

lol what

97

UQ

idk anyone studying here below their cutoff, usyd are usually really strict about it. But good luck!

with pikachu^ everyone cares about scaling but if you do well in all your exams, you're gonna get a good result. I know many who's subjects were all in the scaled mean mark of 20's yet still received an atar of 96+..

It’s your course/subject number, nothing to do with your results. Just the column - grade/band (A,B) etc is what you should be looking at.

research it online

Also, for e.g if last year's 1st ranked student didn't receive a band 6, doesn't mean you won't either. It's just best to focus on your cohort and trying to get everyone to do well collectively :)

doesn't necessarily matter what uni for primary ed, don't have to go to the 'top' ones. Just choose one you feel you'd enjoy and get the most out of for yourself personally.

She needs to atleast study at the course she was accepted into for one semester. Then she can transfer to a course she wishes which she will be assessed on her atar/average uni mark from first semester.

Commerce is a really popular course and usyd is very strict with these things, if you didn’t receive any sort of bonus points or alternate pathway schemes and it’s a fixed 95 atar for it, chances are pretty slim for an offer. Just leave it as first preference (assuming you’ve accepted unsw) and...

i'd say unsw, i hear undergrad experience at anu is terrible and that its good for its rankings and prestige only.

You're ranked pretty well in your current school but anything can happen in the next 2 years. You shouldn't be worried at all.. In a better school, although you may be ranked lower, the standard of students would be significantly higher. If anything, it may be better to be in the higher ranked...

congrats :)

You’re still under the cut off after the 5 bonus points, may have a chance but idk how lenient unsw are. I know usyd aren’t.

In my opinion, prestige isn’t necessarily a big thing, it may be the last factor they take into account after everything else such as gpa, experience etc but know there will always be those few employers/seniors who look down on some unis and therefore may affect your chances if everything else...

We don’t have course applications?

You were deciding between the two subs, it comes down to what you're better at/enjoy more and only you know that, not anyone else. I said drop geo bc eco has much higher scaling benefits opposed to geo, but don't do it purely based off scaling obvs.

Hence why it’s the least of their struggles for bus, leaving finance lol. Depends on the individual