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You missed Comparative Literature - 37.5% (yes, I know that it is put after the LOTE courses on the BOS list).

There are a few advantages: *Can you think of how congested the internet seekers will be at 6:15 tomorrow morning! *Some people don't like to go looking for things (particularly people not on BoS, so its a bit self defeating). *You can see where your marks are coming from. *You can...

Yes, but at one stage I was having real trouble with SAM and other people could be in the same situation. It wouldn't log in. These tables aren't as accurate as computerised systems but they are more foolproof. They are really more for people who aren't on BoS - I made them up for my...

No, a single word document, about 200 kb. I've emailed it to you (if your email address is the same as your msn address).

It's not on a site - I did them myself (simple using the information provided by UAC and some easy spreadsheet calculations).

Anyone who's interested in a very simple UAI estimator - I have some easy to use tables. You basically find a score out of 20 for each subject (10 for 1 unit subjects) and add them up. If your scores out of 20 are similar, the result is quite accurate. If they are very different, it can be...

From the RTA First base is mastering cornering Second is maintaining a constant speed Third is the manual gear change Fourth is the perfect reverse parallel park

What would be more important, is seeing how high schools improve results from year 6 to year 10/12. Of course the selective schools have the highest ranked leavers, because they have the highest ranked entrants. I think there would be other schools that would be 'better schools' in terms of...

I was really happy Doing individual and society I got a B for every single exam response, assessment task and practice task during the entire two years except two - a speech (I'm good at speaking) and a story I made up in a practice creative one (I think it should be called North and...

What about Year 11? We have a UAI estimate for Year 11, and the actual UAI for Year 12. It isn't awarded until the next year, but the scholarship starts during the year.

What about people doing more than 15?

I am happy with my 19

I accelerated and managed 98.50 this year as a UAI. I'm hoping for 99+ next year.

How about you call it a PI number (especially if it happens to be 3142)?

It's pretty sad to have an autograph from someone younger than you.

Yeah, because my mum's maiden name is Webster and she checks Webster every year.

Hi, I'm Matthew. I hate to break it to everyone, but overall, our average UAI has already been determined, by our performance in School Certificate 2002. Sorry everyone, but I scored 99 in maths 2000 (benefiting 2002 HSC students) and averaged 93.5 in our real year. In 2002 I did...

Cowra High School (rural, public, comprehensive). 99.75 (highest since UAIs were introduced). It wasn't me (I was second, but that's alright, because I am still in Year 11. I didn't managed to quite crack the double 9s either, 98.5).

I AM A STATISTICAL ANOMALY! You may have noticed that one of the distinction courses shown, Cosmology, has a 100% rate for doing more than 10 units. This is because the distinction courses cannot be included in the 10 units for HSC eligibility. You may also notice, that only 51/52...

You can estimate what your marks scaled to. I did so, and estimated a UAI in the 98's, and I got 98.50. You look at the Technical Committee's Report on Scaling of the 2002 (or 2003, when it comes out) HSC, at the UAC website. I'll find an exact address for you...