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no waaaaaaaaay so the max marks u had was 75 and u needed 85 uai and they accepted u? but doesn't it depend on how many ppl are doin the course? and u rekon my course would have heaps of ppl doin it?

ok thnx i aint too worried anymore, i'm just gonna study hard and see wat happens but one more thing, did u get into the course coz u got more than 10 disadvantage marks... taking u up from 69 to 75 or is that wat u got all up and they just considered u....not taking into account any...

wat wat wat no waaaaaaaaay that's awesome but i'm still worried bout disadvantage marks not being enough isn't there like a system of the amount of extra marks awarded to help u get into a course?

w8 w8 w8 some ppl get 5 and some ppl get 10 i wanna do communication at uws it needs 70 and i would probably get around 65 just say i get an eas position than wat?

how many disadvantage marks is each reason worth e.g disadvantaged school, or low income

LISTEN HERE i meant that when the moderation of the assessments and the HSC EXAM is processed. The HSC EXAM usually has a greater impact on ur UAI mark in contrast to the school assessment mark. IS THAT TRUE OR NOT, IF SO, BY HOW MUCH?

BULL, BULL, AND MORE BULL. That ain't wat i heard. They don't average ur school assessment and HSC exam on a 50/50 basis. The HSC EXAM has the major impact on ur UAI, that's wat i heard. will somebody plz ask the board of studies, OR DON'T MAKE UP CRAP.

k i'm FRIKEN confused, someone has told me that whatever u get in ur HSC EXAM mark is the only thing that goes towards to ur UAI mark. Is this true?