A、The enrolment form. B、The handbook. C、Australia and its People. D、The description of the courses. BWhat can help the man with

W: Good morning, I’m Victoria Porter. How can I help you?
M: Good morning, my name is Frank. I have to complete the enrolment form, but I’m not sure about some aspects.
W:  Let’s refer to the handbook and see how I can help you. What’s your first problem?
M：Well, I can’t decide which program to take.
W: Do you want a science or arts?
M: Arts. But I can’t decide a social sciences, a humanities, or an education.
W: You needn’t make that decision now. You can leave it until the end of the first year.
M: I see. Then I need to select my courses carefully.
W: Yes. First, foundation course. All students must take one foundation course as part of the requirement of the first year. It’s on page 21. Have you read the description?
M: Yeah, I’d like to do A109 Futures. It looks so interesting.
W: But as a foreign student, I suggest you consider A114 Australia and its People.
M: What about this, Structure, Thought, and Reality, or Life in the Universe? The description of both says they will help me to develop skills of argument and analysis.
W: Actually all the foundation courses are designed to do that. But A114 will help you gain a better understanding of the country you live in.
M: That’s true. And it’s worth 6 points while each of the others only 3. OK, I’ll do A114.
W: It’s very important to keep your points in mind when selecting courses. Normally full-time students enroll for 12 credits each semester or 24 each academic year. However, if your enrolment drops below 9 points in any one semester, you won’t be considered full-time.
M: What would happen then?
W: Well, you won’t be eligible for a student visa.