You're probably right... They scale you from 5% to 32%Originally posted by santaslayer
I though actuarial units were the highest scaled subjects around!
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You're probably right... They scale you from 5% to 32%Originally posted by santaslayer
I though actuarial units were the highest scaled subjects around!
(You do not start with full marks!) You start with 0 marks. You earn a couple of marks. Then you lose a few for writing crap down. So potentially you can get like 0%Originally posted by Giant Lobster
Wha'ts negative marking?
is it what i think it is:
instead of looking for ways to give marks, examiners look for ways to deduct marks ?
if so, thats not too bad. in theory, you would do as well in both cases then...
So if you write alot of crap down you can get -5%?Originally posted by flyin'
(You do not start with full marks!) You start with 0 marks. You earn a couple of marks. Then you lose a few for writing crap down. So potentially you can get like 0%![]()
no, u get hired if u graduate and the employer is impressed with u,Originally posted by Giant Lobster
do u get hired if ur marks r mediocre but coming from macQ?
No, not really. I posted that if you write crap down you get negative marks, which means if you don't write crap, and leave the paper blank, you get 0%.Originally posted by Giant Lobster
a blank paper = -100%weird...
hmmm
do u get hired if ur marks r mediocre but coming from macQ?
What you learn at uni will help alot if you choose to become an actuary, and Macq provides the best Actuarial education (at least, in Australia w/o a doubt). Whereas in general Commerce, what you learn in uni doesn't matter much. So if you want to become an actuary it'd be advisable to get the best education.Originally posted by bong
no, u get hired if u graduate and the employer is impressed with u,
marks are only a small portion of what they'll be looking for