Negatives of Oxbridge

The impression I always get while in the bar is 'sticky'. It could be worse though, they have made some effort... Albeit with horrendous squodgy blue stuff and random coils of rope And the bar's in South Court anyway, so it all counts!

Yup, South Court's the obligatory 60s monstrosity where I live, which also happens to contain the bar. I love how they decided to house the freshers in the same building as the bar

I've only been in the Emma bar once, and it felt like I'd entered some kind of alternate universe.

The Emma bar is really tacky, not classy like the Clare cellars

Bring it

Oh, so it was the University orchestra rehearsing in the Queen's building yesterday then? I thought it might have been the college orchestra or something.

tbh are there any differences between Oxford and Cambridge?

what are the negatives of Trinity college (cam) and merton college (ox)?

that I can think of:
- Large (might feel lost in the crowd)
- Very touristy
- and more which are really variations on large e.g. at a smaller college you are more likely to be able to get on to the college team for stuff , but I suppose larger colleges probably have more college teams so it evens our .

Also, what on earth do you mean are there any differences between Oxford and Cambridge. Are there any differences between Edinburgh and St. Andrews?

Edinburgh:

Situated in the capital of Scotland.
Edinburgh has its own airport.
It is generally warmer than Fife.
Lots of Gothic/Medieval architechure in Edinburgh.

St Andrews:

Located in a smaller city = Fife
It's by the coast.
Much smaller in comparison to Edinburgh.
The city is smaller as well.
Generally, better league table ranking than Edinburgh.

Just to name a few.

I'd rather go to a "lesser" university than be treated like a child.