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You mean would it be an advantage in terms of your rank? I don't think it'd make a difference. Ranking 8th out of 8 may SOUND a bit better than coming 100th out of 100, just as coming 1st of out 100 would sound better than 1st out of 8, but when they actually do the maths and compare the class...

Ruddeger. (sp?) What was the full name of the award Homer won from Mr Burns?(the thing awarded to him only to divert his attention just so he would sign a contract.)

*Ahem*...question! Heres one-Name 3 characters from the Itchy and Scratchy show-besides Itchy or Scratchy.

lol..what do you expect as to say? "No, it's too late, run for the hills while you still can"?! ;) Think about it realistically...look at how much the assessments you stuffed up are actually worth. And thats only your assessment mark-theres still the HSC performance to go, which makes up 50%...

Read the sticky thread at the top of this forum about how your school marks and ranks affect your HSC marks...it explains it all there.:)

Then I guess you're shit out of luck.

OK...What was the name of the song Milhouses Dad wrote and recorded when he seperated from his wife? And what were the lyrics?

Alex got offered a job in London. So she and Rex have moved there...they also got married in the episode where they left, the "gang" had a going away party for them, then in the middle of it, Alex and Rex basically sprung a wedding on everyone as a surprise...which I actually found rather...

I watch it, and love it, but it has been getting a bit far fetched of late...it used to all seem very real but now they are going too far to try to be funny or whatever, and it's starting to lose it's appeal. Like Mirandas girlfriend posing as a director and confronting that agent person...no...

I think one of the biggest differences a school makes is how competitive it is...if you are topping your subjects at a fairly average school, you'll probably relax a bit, but if you were performing the same way at a seletive school, you'd be motivated to work harder cos you wouldn't be at the...

I don't think many people do general maths cos they think it will look good...people are prety aware that it actually does not look good at all! (I certainly was, anyway.) But I agree that teachers should point out that you aren't headed for academic failure just cos you don't do maths...people...

a LOT of subjects are never prerequisites for UNI courses...does that mean we should abolish all of them too?

Well, i would help you, but my knowledge of trig went out the window along with 99% of all the other maths crap I learned in high school. ;) But just be careful not to mix up the way to find the angles of a triangle, and the way you find the length of the sides of a triange. I remember the...

If you are only a few marks off the course of your choice, the UNI will sometimes let a few extra people in if you ring up and beg. And in that case, being a vice captain will work in your favour...but yeah, I wouldn't count on it to open any doors for you, unfortunately, although it would...

Once I had my actual HSC marks, the prediction I got was very accurate, but I don't think I could have guessed my marks before the HSC...I think it is useful to play around with types of marks to see what you need for each subject to get fo certain UAIs, but I think for the majority of people...

My school didn't make the list of the top schools in the state, but we still got 22 people with UAIs over 90. (out of about 120 people). So yeah, definately still possible.

I'd guess high 80s, maybe scraping into the low 90s. I agree...300 people is a fucking lot!:eek: We only had like 120 in our grade...

LMAO!:D And what about Hans Moleman? They kinda half adopted him once.;)

Just don't try to cram history... It does NOT work!!!

The 4th=Hugo, Barts twin that lives in the attic...? Is that what you were thinkng?