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haha no idea..I'm not going to count them all

It's not that long. Nearly every 2U exam (or is it all?) goes for 3hrs. It just seems longer because it finishes at 5

Nah just actual school days. Not including weekends/holidays etc. Yep our year is counting haha

Our Study Advisor said if there was any clashes you have to contact the BOS. I don't know what they could do though. I'm guessing you just have to do them straight after each other. But then I don't know how that would work if you had a clash in the morning and an exam in the afternoon as well?

96 school days left !

Oh God, is she doing HSC this year? I really hope for the sake of the rest of us she's not

One of my friends has her 18th on the english exam as well. I thought it would be appropriate to get drunk the night before and claim that whatever dribble you write is pure postmodern genius.

Very happy with my timetable =] 17/10 - English 20/10 - English 24/10 - Bio 27/10 - Maths 29/10 - Ext Maths 31/10 - SOR pfft 6/11 - Chem AND THEN 13YRS OF SCHOOLING IS OVER!!! Ehh Chem is on my 18th but its my last exam, probably my hardest and it means I can get completely...

Re: How long are your periods?? Monday, Thursday, Friday - 6 x 50mins Tuesday - 5 x 45mins Wednesday - 7 x 43 mins Suits me fine.

My bio teacher is awesome... day of parent teacher interviews - our class was being heaps loud and not listening and Mr Smith's just said "remember i'm seeing your parents tonight". that shut us up pretty quick haha. also - Yr 12 Bio went to Taronga Zoo a couple of weeks ago and stayed over...

Speaking of procrastination...I have an extension maths exam tomorrow. And I'm on here. Awesome... We get assignments like that for the holidays. But not on a regular basis. You're luckyyyy. All our assessments at my school are due before 8.55am otherwise we lose 30%. That's always fun =|

Our school doesn't have half yearlies which is kinda good i spose. Just assessements throughout the term =] Ext Maths on Wednesday though. It's going to hurt immensely. I wish I was as good at maths as I am at procrastinating..

I don't have half yearlies/assessment block this year =] Just assessments throughout this term and term 2. I'm quite stoked about this haha. But I have a maths exam on monday on sequences and series/probability. Does anyone else hate this topic as much as me?

I agree with the Nivea Lip Balm. Also sugar baby peachie glow cheek and lip tint is really good. It adds a reddish colour to your lips/cheeks but still looks heaps natural.

You'll still need to work in SOR because it might end up being one of your best 10 so will count towards your UAI. Don't all your subjects get broken up into 1unit marks out of 50 anyway so they can take your best 10?

SOR is religion. I'd prefer to drop only 1unit so I had a backup but I can't drop religion because it's compulsory and I love maths so thats out of the question. hmmmm...its just that PE is so much content and it'd be great to not have to worry about it.

Hey all, I'm currently on 12 Units but I'm considering dropping PE so then I'd be on 10. My other subjects are Adv English, 3U Maths, Chem, Bio and 1U SOR. I'm a bit worried about being on only 10 units though in case I screw up an exam especially ext. maths but I guess I'd have alot more...

As I pointed out to Captain Gh3y, I should have worded my post differently. All I'm really trying to say is why should there be different UAI cut-offs according to how you are going to pay for your course? Why should one method have a lower UAI when both courses are the same? It shouldn't...

I probably should have worded it differently. I don't mean to infer DFEE is for rich people and CSP isn't, its just I don't think there should be different cut-offs according to whether you are a DFEE or CSP student. It just doesn't seem very fair. When I go to Uni after my gap year I'll be...

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...095908939.html I hope the government does phase out DFEE. It an absolute joke that most DFEE courses are usually about 4-5 points lower than CSP courses. All it means is that those who can't afford to pay the full cost have to work that much harder to...