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Studying the 'Integrated Degree in History (including Foundation Year)' September 201

Recently after attending an interview at Goldsmiths, I was offered a place to study the Integrated History Degree which is basically an alternative route into higher education for those with an interrupted education, or those who wish to return to study after a period of work etc. I just wondered if any previous students who took part in this programme could offer an opinion? What was it like? Do you feel like a full Goldsmiths student? How difficult is it to get onto the BA in History? and what is the class like? Would really appreciate some clarity from someone who has experience it :'). Also I think it would be good to get to know some of my fellow students starting in 2015, I think there's only 20 of us. It would be great to get to know some of you. Hope you feel the same.

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