The quality of education was beyond what I expected. Although it was a completely different academic setting and experience, I learned more about my learning style and writing style than I had in the previous semesters at Georgia. This experience will be invaluable as I move along in my professional career.

Having the meal plan was a huge benefit.

I didn't feel like the Keble kids were that welcoming to us. Our JCR reps had to work really hard to find out about events that we should have been notified about. I also would've loved to have had the chance to get involved in Keble organizations like rowing or other sports but there was never an opportunity to, which was disappointing.

Loved getting involved with Keble College to meet people both in and out of the college through social events

Jamie was always so helpful and knowledgable! Everything was always made so simple for us students! It was nice to have such guidance and assistance all throughout the program whenever needed.

I really liked the accessibility and convenience of the Keble Cafe.

Studying at Oxford with UGA was an incredible opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of my area of study. I received individualized feedback that accelerated my learning and was able to immerse myself in British culture while doing it.

This was such a unique experience that I couldn't have gotten anywhere else besides Oxford University, and I loved being able to go through it alongside my UGA peers.

This program was the best decision I have made as a student at UGA. I learned so much through the Oxford tutorial method of teaching and grew in the areas of analysis, problem-solving, concise writing, and effectively reading large amounts of information to answer a small question. The opportunity to be a student at Keble College was also amazing as I was able to interact with other students and learn a lot more about British academic and popular culture. It was also great to live with so many UGA students at the UGA at Oxford house that was in such an incredible location on Banbury Road.

My semester at Oxford was one of the academically challenging and enriching experiences of my life. I walked away not only with a much more profound knowledge of the books I studied, but also with a desire to see and explore as much of the world as I can.