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Your student number can also be eight digits. Well, mine is, anyway.

Only 'cause your school, which I'm assuming is Cherrybrook Technology High, as your location is Cherrybrook, is the biggest high school in NSW. :P I think my school's having a muck-up day the day before our graduation, but I don't know what's happening that day. O.O Edit: Had a year meeting...

Nah. Don't forget that you can change your preferences after you receive your UAI, up until January 4, 2007, for consideration in the main round.

Crap. -_-" I couldn't decide on the first lot of prompts . . . I ended up doing number one and number eight.

I had the same problem - keep Maths Extension 1 or drop? O.O (I have eleven units at the moment.) Decided to keep it . . . Another two hours of exams won't kill me . . . right?

Heh. I submitted my application to UAC (or U A C, as the lady voice pronounced it): 1. B Arts at UNSW - 75 2. B Arts at USYD - 83 3. B Arts at UWS Penrith - 70 4. B Arts at UWS Bankstown - 70 5. B Arts/B Education at UNSW - 75 6. B Education (Secondary: Humanities and Social Sciences)/B...

I'm going. :)

I've finished all my internal assessments.

*laughs* Anyway, the 'examination supervisors and presiding officers' can check everyone's water bottle(s), according to part ii) of Section 19 of the Rules and Procedures booklet that we got: :D My water bottle's coming with me. And my Extra Drops.

Meh. I'm doing crap in Maths Extension 1, and the exam is the day before my Modern History one. (Thank goodness I dropped English Extension 1, or else I'd have three exams in three days.) Anyway, here goes (all my exams are in the morning): Friday October 20 - English (Standard and Advanced)...

*sigh* True . . . I'm still attempting to bring my water bottle in, though, unless they object. My Extra Drops, too. I won't eat the candy in foil 'cause it makes too much noise. And since examiners tend to be not-so-young people, they'll probably be pissed off that I'm making such a racket...

O.O We can't bring water into the actual HSC exams? It's frickin' three hours, the exam! We need water to . . . keep our brains going. Can't the examiners just examine our water bottles to see that we're not hiding anything? P.S. We were allowed to bring water bottles into our trial HSC...

I've set the countdown as the home page so that it can try and scare me into studying. >.< I'm a bit lazy and unmotivated . . . Maybe the days ticking down will help.

I want to go, but none of my friends seem interested in going. -_-" And I have tutoring at 3:30, so I would have to leave at 2 or something ('cause it takes an hour by train to get home).

Thanks. ^_^

I finished my trials today! ^_^ Now I can sleep and go shopping . . . and pick my course preferences. O.O

- Pimples - Not eating fruit - Urgent trip to the toilet first day of the Trial HSC exams - Waking up at 5:30 (because I needed to borrow Dad's car to drive myself to and from school during the trials, I had to take him to work at 6 in the morning. But tomorrow, he has a day off, so he's...

It says in the UAC Guide that only Mastercard or VISA are accepted. O.O I haven't applied yet. Gotta pick my preferences before I pick up the telephone to apply . . .

You can always ask universities for more information, through their website. Or go to the Open Days (UWS had their one today). B Arts is . . . erm . . . humanities? O.O Bit hard to explain . . . If I get to do a B Arts degree, I want to major in English.

Assuming that you didn't drop nor pick up any subjects, at my school: - School starts with roll call at 8:30 - Classes start at 8:40 - Recess begins at 10:24, ends at 10:44 (10:16-11:00 on Tuesdays) - Lunch begins at 12:28, ends at 1:08 (12:36-1:16 on Tuesdays. Also, Year 12 get to leave...