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Usually out by 8.30ish to 8.40ish.

Have a look here kiddies! http://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/portal/nesa/11-12/hsc/results-certificates/merit-lists/top-achievers-in-course Post away if you got a state ranking in anything!

If it makes you feel better, back in first year I needed something like 20% to get a D in the final exam but I didn't get that :/

Yeah just add up all sng's given then divide it by subjects undertaken.

:( I was really rooting for you! Well atleast you were smart to enrol in a summer course.

Pretty sure it isn't. Try checking your email/application?

I did it half asleep so I put two dates ah dear :o

Seems strange HSC kidlets are also getting results tomorrow.

Fair enough 36+ is too hot to exist.

*Selective high schools Fort Street and North Sydney Boys had the most number of students who topped a course * four from Fort Street with two students who came first in two subjects *North Sydney Boys had four students who came first in their course, including one who topped two subjects. *...

Day of the ATAR:P

Re: Important Dates relating to HSC next week (e.g ATAR, First in course, State ranks Also if you have received a call for first in the state, please wait until you are allowed to disclose it.

Only first in the state have/will be called personally. Individuals are not allowed/meant to disclose that they have recieved a call.

Wednesday 13th December First in course awards ceremony Thursday 14th December 9am Individual subject results released Friday 15th December 9am ATAR released

NESA's website has sample example practice papers.

You'd be better off going to the closest one. Visit the campuses and decide which one you'd prefer spending time at. MQ doesn't have trimesters whilst UTS does which is another distinguishing factor that you may want to consider.

Assignment or homework?

UTS and UNSW have trimesters and Macquarie has semesters (you can choose to study some subjects in summer if you want also).

I find exams appear to be more difficult then UNSW honestly. Mostly short answer and multiple choice for exams. Other then for BBA102 and MKTG101 most of your first year exams won't involve essays or extended responses.

Where are you located? I mean the nearest university to you?