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At my university we didn't have study rooms, only regular lecture halls and rooms that were either locked or in use. We had to study at the cafeteria which work
by dunefox 4y ago
At my university we didn't have study rooms, only regular lecture halls and rooms that were either locked or in use. We had to study at the cafeteria which worked as well as you'd expect. So we studied in a small group of 3-4 people at someone's place if possible or via discord.
- teruakohatu 4y agoIs studying at university and public libraries not a thing elsewhere? At the universities here you have to get up early to grab a good seat on one of the better floors (higher/better view and smaller/less noisy) around the end of semester. The public libraries are usually full of university and non-university students on Saturday mornings. Charging points are highly prized.
- dunefox 4y agoAt a library you can't talk, so that's quite useless.
- macintux 4y agoThat may be a regional/cultural difference. Certainly loud talking has always been discouraged in my neck of the woods, but there are now quiet study rooms, and everywhere else talking is more acceptable.
- dunefox 4y agoWell, I'm in Germany, here you get strung up for talking in a library.