The atmosphere of intellect and prestige is largely unparallled, and that is a great advantage from which Oxford benefits. You are being taught and lectured by the people writing the textbook. However, it can get too stressful at times, and the problem with this is that being stressed to some degree is the norm, so you fee as if it takes a really severe case of stress (e.g. resulting in mental health issues) before it is 'legitimate' to speak up, even though it should not be as such.

I felt that the law faculty could have done a bit more to make students feel like their interests are important. Many students expected the faculty to try and arrange for online social events, but no such efforts were taken. Online classes came no where close to how amazing in-person classes are for learning. It would have been appreciated if the University did not try to exaggerate in their advertisements about their efforts in trying to ensure a quality of education through the online mode.

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