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Yep, it's like HSC All My Own Work.

Seems pretty fine to me. Same for you Squar3root

Yes, if you want to try a variety - you should get them done as early as possible so you can try the Level 2 courses as quickly as possible. You can study the "level one" subjects next year, but that'll mean you can only do "level two" courses at earliest perhaps two years from now. Do the...

just as planned! Hopefully it'll be a good, easy course.

well.. TRUE! IT'S ALL TRUE!

not sure if srs

How is that underwhelming? I think it's symbolic of the possibilities that can arise at university.

Les Miserables - so, so much hype second half was pretty good, when the songs became soliloquys and not just songs for the sake of having a musical number

Something about poverty, inequality and the like - and how we can fix these inequalities.

what story was that This story only has one line of dialogue.

Handbook: http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2014/3588.html Depends also what major you'll be taking under Economics

Have a friend in 3rd year Social Work - she seems to enjoy it. I believe you'll have to do a subject on Developmental Studies? She hated that. A lot.

I know of only one story from BSoc Camp... It involves an Indian guy, and two Asian girls, and subsequent actions that made this story legend.

Try FINS1612, maybe?

No... that's not right. If you receive a later offer, you can always unenrol from UNSW to re-enrol for another course you are offered, or for another course you are offered at another uni - because it is before the Semester 1, 2014 census date. You should enrol now, because classes are...

Well, camps are 99% run by societies - so, yeah. You'll have to join a society first, and then they'll probably tell you about it afterward.

What other courses have you enrolled in?

Well, you can always attend the Thursday (?) lecture - the one you said was full. They don't mark attendance, so just pop in.

You'd think so, but unfortunately my cohort learned the hard way that they 99% likely use a random number generator to assign marks for this subject :(

You should go, I think, if you can. You can meet new people. All camps are like this - and camps are usually for first years to get to know each other, because there isn't many camps (if any at all) exclusively for older years..