that teachers expect u to have a freaking clear scheduel i'm tired of stupid freaking tests!!!This week: Thrsday... i have a science test. Friday... i have a constitution test. then well Wednesday... i have a church class test. I'm soooo stressed i hate skool!!!

Don't do Year 12...

Wow, I'm in grade TEN and this has been my schedule for the last week or so:
Monday: Religion exam (part 1), science exam, business exam (part 1)
Tuesday: Religion exam (part 2), business exam (part 2), science assignment
Wednesday: English letter of application, social education oral, art appraising task
Thursday: English short story, business assignment
Friday: Maths exam (part 1 and part 2)

Plz to make grade 12 disappear? =[

Man, I'm glad my school makes us do less SACs in year 11 & 12. The teachers basically say "If you want a good mark, hand me in all the work I set you" and just teach you in class, without forcing you to work.
There are some obvious disadvantages, but if you know what you want and roughly how much work it takes to get that, it's fairly good I think.

However, exam periods just suck regardless of your year level. I don't even stress much for exams and I hate them.

If you cant really cope with that much in year high school non-vce, i dont know how you will survive university. Most people I know, regardless of their degree, don't get a lot of sleep... and its not all to do with partying hard either.... a lot of it is assignments and tests....

yes i agree with you lozinabox. btw those who are thinking about doing a bachelor of arts...it may not have many contact hours but heck it has a lot of readings and huge assignments where they dont give you much time to do it

Our system is nothing on the North American system... they have a much more intense workload than we do. We place a lot more emphasis on final exams than they do, there's a constant amount of work over here, compared to Aus.

are you talking about High School or Uni? Because I'm sure Uni changes from course to course and Uni to Uni; the world over.

yeh i also had the impression that their standard of education was lower... in high school i mean