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Thai at Newtown or vegetarian society lunches.

http://i.imgur.com/LQdUvVd.png Might turn up to MATH1002 at 8am on Monday and Tuesday. Haven't done any engineering since semester 1 2009.

You do mostly language study, but you also share weekly classes with French Reading 1. I did French Reading 1 so I'm not sure how it is on the other end, but everybody had an exam on French history and culture, as well as having to write a mini-essay on a chosen piece of French literature. I had...

I've done Senior Intermediate French, and unfortunately they will be teaching you how to write essays in French as well as discussing cultural and political issues.

LNGS1001 sounds perfect for you. Phonetics, Phonology, Syntax and Morphology. No essays and an easy D+ if you have a technical mind.

I wouldn't worry, it's not that hard if you don't try to fail. If you want to do well, you will.

UNSW are adopting a more international model for the structure of their engineering degrees. That means changing from a four year undergraduate degree to three years of undergraduate study plus a two year masters degree. USYD still has the traditional four year degree. The USA has a four...

Hospitality or Centrelink.

Exactly the same, except that construction management involves you taking an additional subject to specialise.

I guess this is an opportune time to let people know that you only need an access card to be an official member of clubs and get discounts. I've spent two years without a card and still turned up to events, just without the benefits of free pizza and drinks. The clubs have been nice in my...

And it was $100 in 2009. I guess I'll be an unofficial member of societies again this year.

We still have to buy access cards? Where is the money from my SSA fee going?

I don't think you're allowed to overload in first year, so that might not be an option. The difficulty of language units depends on your interest and ability in learning languages. For me they were easy high distinctions, whereas others had much more difficulty.

A major is generally only 36 senior credit points. Two majors means 72 credits out of the 144 total. That leaves 72 for anything else you want to do, whether it be junior subjects, honours pre-requisites, or electives. To me it seems like you're going to have to do electives regardless, so you...

I'm assuming you're the same person from Whirlpool? I'm not sure exactly what subjects you've planned out for the next three years, but even with a double major you will still have at least four subjects remaining as electives. Surely it would be simpler to find some first years subjects to...

You only do one set of first year maths units. As you're doing engineering, you'll have to do the normal (MATH100*) level units and they will also fulfill the requirements of your science degree.

Just wait until next year and do one arts unit for now.

Added a fifth subject on the high chance that I decide to drop something.

Bah, got a clash.

It may depend on the faculty, but as far as I know you'll never get scaled down to a fail.