Sorry, I didn't mean that in a pejorative way, probably poor choice of words. I just meant that it wasn't that common for students to come in. Some students I'd

Sorry, I didn't mean that in a pejorative way, probably poor choice of words. I just meant that it wasn't that common for students to come in. Some students I'd see more frequently at the university's tutorial centre than office hours, maybe because they preferred that format. One interesting thing I remember though is that profs in science/math/engineering tended to have better attended office hours than humanities courses. Humanities profs usually seemed surprised to have someone show up during office hours, and I'd rarely meet anyone in the halls apart from humanities grad students.