Oxford has only eight weeks in a semester and three semesters in a year. There are few undergraduate classes, but they are very professional. Unlike other universities, Oxford's teaching model is not affected by students' grading of teachers. In other words, professors can teach in the best academic way. The advantage of this is that for a few very talented students, they can learn the most knowledge in the shortest time and in the most effective way; The disadvantage is that for the average student, the professor will not be pressed by you to complain because the course is too difficult.

But the main teaching method in Oxford is one-to-one or one-to-two teaching, which is particularly precious in Oxford and consumes a lot of resources. The advantages and disadvantages are the same. Extremely talented students can enjoy Oxford education to the greatest extent. For ordinary students, one-on-one teaching is of little help.

Oxford only takes exams once a year, and some majors only take exams once every two years. You can study and play as you like at ordinary times, without being influenced by the course. But for students who don't study hard, it is absolutely impossible to pass the final exam, and there is no other shortcut.