His forthcoming Abitur tests is said to be equivalent of A-levels in the UK.
He was explicitly invoking his states freedom of information law.
If they answer in time it might fit for one exam, Schrader told the Guardian.
I did think beforehand that they probably wouldnt send me the exams, he admitted.
Im already revising, and Im not relying on them to get back to me.
I thought it was worth a try; I just wanted to see what they would say.
The Ministry has been receiving numerous phone calls from reporters regarding the request.
However, they only chose to say that the request has been received.
The deadline will be kept, the spokeswoman Sylvia Lohrmann told Die Welt.
The request is being processed.
In a blogpost, the foundation said success was unlikely.
Schrader is planning to study Applied Information Technology from the university.
He is currently studying Maths, Physics and English, and simultaneously working as a web developer.
If I have time before university starts Ill definitely do it, he said.
source: www.techworm.net
