Are yo quiitting uni then?Or trying to change to a better one?
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wayward.,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 20:59,
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hehi wouldn't put it quite like that, but:
(a) i've had a bad year and finding it hard to settle, need a gap year really
(b) i never really liked the place in interview, god knows why i came back
(c) the style of teaching doesn't suit me
(d) it's incredibly depressing
the number of people who have talked to my mum with a "leaving oxford? yes! fight the power!" attitude is very suprising though.
((a) i've had a bad year and finding it hard to settle, need a gap year really
(b) i never really liked the place in interview, god knows why i came back
(c) the style of teaching doesn't suit me
(d) it's incredibly depressing
the number of people who have talked to my mum with a "leaving oxford? yes! fight the power!" attitude is very suprising though.
_null_,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:04,
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Way I see ituni is far more about the experience than any actual learning you might do. Oxford seem to concentrate on the learning too much. Ergo, oxford = cranberry.
( wayward.,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:06,
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that's certainally the way it's going right now.i'm not cooking or catering for myself, i haven't socialised at all, i have a nice big room close to tutorials and i have a juicy bursary so money is no worry. none of which is helping to develop me socially.
( _null_,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:07,
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