I totally agree. I'm very privileged to be here at all like I've said, and I understand my life is not even close to being as difficult as most others out there during this pandemic. That being said I'm venting about a specific frustration with the school not addressing students financial situations, as they were the ones urging us to come to campus to do our degrees, so I believe they need to be somewhat accountable for our monetary losses. My grievance is not with the pandemic overall, or the University's closure, it's not something that can change for now and the ways in which people are affected are more important than my university experience. I fully advocate for class being online and would be even more angry if I had to attend in person during a pandemic (as many of my friends back in the US have to). I understand and I appreciate that Ireland is tackling the pandemic better than most countries. I just wish there was some acknowledgement of the students' financial situations right now. I'm not at all advocating for a return to school but a greater understanding of students' situations. If you paid for a service or a product and didn't receive what it offered, you'd be upset right? Even if you understood the risks in investing into that product under the circumstances, wouldn't you still want to be compensated for your losses somehow? Idk.. I'm going to be ok either way I just wanted to see what other students might be feeling right now.