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yeah, that's true too. I can understand it, not being one of those freaky people who have "always wanted to do med". What is with that, anyway? thankyou, and best of luck to you too. :)

Hey that's even worse that you didn't take the test, because you'll have to take it again, won't you? ie. if you had been able to do it this year, your scores would have been valid next year too, but under the circumstances... :(

Yeah, just UNSW. *fingers crossed* :) My parents hate the idea of me leaving home. I have yet to convince them.

that's harsh. Even worse if you're set on doing med. Are you?

yup, did you?

I did 13 for my Lear essay. Not that it matters

perhaps you two should accept that you have different opinions and move on? :)

anyone here suffer from excessive bs syndrome, like me?

Speech Night is the most contrived event at our school...I'm with you chait on the yum cha... ;) I reckon utopian that you guys have it better because you are excommunicated from the school before your HSC. It's better than having to stick around until the results are released to officially...

I dislike tutoring because it takes up so much time. There were a couple of people in one of my classes this year who went to tutoring most nights and the entire weekend, and as a result they spent all of school time either sleeping or mucking around. They didn't do significantly better than...

but bad teaching is bad teaching, regardless of public/private -system or qualifications. I'd rather have a teacher who didn't have as many letters after his/her name, who could make me understand, rather than a teacher with heaps of qualifications who could not.

go bon! :worried:

well done. :)

I know what you mean. Also, doing it under pressure is more difficult. However, having your own thought processes in response to a problem is much easier and less time-consuming than trying to understand someone else's reasoning written on a page.

Sounds like an ad for a hair-styling product. :p It's good to know how things function on a molecular level. It's a matter of opinions anyway - I love chemistry but hate the HSC chemistry course.

yes, chait, that is SO true. The only Christian Brothers guy who's ever been half civil to me was Julie's brother (she left in year 10, I think). what is wrong with them? :headbang: :sniper:

lol, thankyou Christine. (go the present - getting into the festive season?) Cherrybrook is my home, sweet home! So now at least I know how to find my way back there. :D Yes, I would love a guided tour. Sometime in January, when I can drive, would be great. Yeah, apparently they ARE...

me, me! :D but I've only been here for 6 months...wouldn't know one side of castle hill rd from the other. someone needs to help me get to know this area.

oh don't bring up the whole Trinity tabloid debacle. *shudders* It was a bigger media implosion thn the HSC.

yeah, I missed 2 and got 70. maybe it's 'scaled' out of 80? Though why they would do that is beyond me.