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Thanks Huy. You are the best :D Also thanks everyone that replied ^.^

Just get into a course at Uni at the time being and apply for the HSC again next year by the title of "self-tuition" student. Is that a good idea? O.o

Ah I understand now :D Soo...can I still apply for a HECS place if I payed full fee for first year to get into a subject and transfer to a different course for my second year? (assume I done really well)

umm...what I mean is would the amount of money totally paid be the same?... If they are the same, why would people choose HECS over full fees as they have a higher cut off? O.o

does that mean if I go into a course with HECS it means the same thing as full fee ? O_O

So i'll be like everyone else that enters using the HECS if I get a chance to obtain a hecs place? :eek:

Do you have to apply for english again? :O I got 75 on my standard english this year is that okay? :( p.s. I feel shame to talk to my teachers again so I better change school >_<

Assuming I pay full fee for a course in a uni first year. If I do well in this course and i'm eligable to change courses, is it possible to not pay full fee in my second year and pay the HECS fee? :o This is confusing >_< I hope someone can answer this question. Thanks :apig:

I was exploring the different options of what I can do because I failed to get into my desire subject. I came across this method which does not require you to go to school and can still attend the hsc exam next year and granted you a new UAI. There are a few questions I would like to ask...

Hmm...If I want to repeat year 12 I would have missed a term of it already (missed the first assessment). What will the school do? (assume I changed school :apig: ) Any info will be appreciated. Thanks :D