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Thanks for that. There's no issue with the UAI - I have my pin for that etc. I just want to know what my actual HSC marks are, as soon as possible!

I read it in an old HSC forum. I don't know, I hope it's true! And I have tried calling them, the lines are closed until tomorrow. :confused: :mad:

Doesn't a basic summary letter come two days after and a detailed one in January?

Yeah someone did a 'helpful'cleanout of my room and threw away all my BoS stuff. Any idea how long the letter takes?

I've lost mine too and I have no idea what to do :(

HAHAHA I thought I was the only one that got all excited and it was about my PIN.:hammer:

CAFS has been a really good fall-back subject I think.There's HEAPS to learn, but its all fairly logical. Like if you can't work out what issues a homeless person may face, you've probably been living in a cave. Not long now everybody!:)

Everybody start praying! :D And tell me how you went afterwards!

Ah the week before my trials I had about three. I've had one since. Three exams to go, and still counting!

Its so stretched-out and tedious! I have one exam tomorrow, one a week later and one a week after that. Its not that they're that hard but.. yuck. This is the slowest month of my life. Killllll meeeeeeeeeeee!:vcross:

Has it gone? Where did it go? I need current sympathy and possibly the offer of a bottle of gin from someone thats doing their HSC now, not you wonderfully hopeful 09-ers! Can someone help me out here? :)

Oh my god, since the HSC started I have not laughed as much as I have going through this thread. On my first day of year 11, my senior science teacher began the class with DO YOU KNOW WHY SOME GIRLS SMELL LIKE FISH? ..Needless to say, I dropped that subject.

My teachers nearly vomit every time someone writes a love story or rags to riches type tale for this subject. Needless to say, I can see why, after reading this stuff for a year now!:D

Also: In your reflection statement, pick on yourself! Even if you think you managed to do everything fine, analysing a problem you had and how you could have improved or what you did to overcome it, excites your markers to no end.

I think I may have been the only EE2-er that managed to crash through with few stress problems it seems!:D Update your journal all the time, as when you're suffering writer's block its that which will get you started again. And if you have a panic in the last few weeks like one of my friends...

I did! As always, I came away thinking its a ridiculous subject. Lol. Still, it was nice to have something pretty easy to fall back on!

Hahaha we had hilarious ones in retail today. Huffing around and making jokes to each other in their raspy smokers voices and shuffling the vast pile of tissueboxes around and giggling at random moments. :|

I agree. Damn you Extension One! Still. I will be glad to never have to quote 'Centrifugal Bumble-Puppy' ever again. Brave New World be damned. I've had NINE MONTHS with those words stuck in my head.

Well I like to think that the markers aren't just going to judge on the number of pages - I wrote five pages for each essay today but I have about fifteen or sixteen words to a line. Bloody hell though, those kids at the end smugly tying together their eighteen hundred booklets with string as...

My trials were easier than I expected. And my HSC so far is easier than my trials... I was amazed. I wasted five minutes just staring at the Yeats question today in the Paper 2 Exam... Here I had been panicking and cramming alternative readings and religious theologies and feminist...