If I was going to describe Opportunity
Oxford in one sentence, I'd say it's

university starting early with all the
bits that aren't usually explained,

explained to students. I would say it's a
structured first, like, trial run at your

first few weeks at uni. If I could
describe OppOx in a sentence, I think it

would just be training camp for the real
thing. I'd say that I think this programme

is absolutely invaluable for giving that
boost to students who have a lot of

potential that just need that little
little bit of extra support to

absolutely make sure that they can do
their best. And I think that it will

really put students on the front foot
when they come in October. They'll know

where key things are, they'll know where the libraries are, they might know some

Tutors or some people at their college
and they have that support network in

place. And I think that, particularly when
the students do come back in October,

they will really see the benefits of
that. It just gives you that sort of dry

run, that practice run to manage
competing deadlines, manage workload, but

also just come into contact with people
that you're going to be at Oxford with

and kind of, outside of that school
environment. If you're unclear about

anything, just ask we're here to help you,
we're here to teach you and, and, and get

you through the first few weeks until
you find your feet. I guess it was kind

of an opportunity to get to know the
city, my department and a few of the

students. Everyone coming to university
would benefit from some kind of bridging

programme, so absolutely don't hesitate to
get that extra little advantage. 

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