Group Study Rooms
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1. What are group study rooms?
- Former library offices that have been
set aside for students to meet in groups of two or more to
study.
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2. Where are the group study rooms?
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3. How man group study rooms are
there?
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4. Who can use the group study
rooms?
- Rio Hondo College students that want
to study as a group.
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5. How many students make a group?
- Two (20 or more students make a group for the group
study room.
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6. How do I make arrangements to use the group study
room?
- Ask at the Help desk on the second floor of the library
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7. Can a group study room be reserve in advance?
- Yes, you make a reservation up to one week in advance
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8. Does my group need to arrive on time for our group
study room reservation?
- Yes. It is always a good idea to be punctual since
the group study rooms will be given to another group if you
are more than 10 minutes late for your reservation time.
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9. When can I use the group study room?
- Any time the library is open
- Group study rooms are closed when the library is closed.
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10. Can I use the study room by myself while I wait for
my study partners to show up?
- No. At least two (2) members of the group must be
present to use the group study room
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11. Can I study in a group study room by myself if a
group study room is empty and a group has not reserved the
room?
- No. The group study rooms are kept available for
group only
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12. What about eating and drinking in the group study
rooms?
- Just like the rest of the library only bottled water is
allowed.
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13. How loud can we be in the group study room since
the door is closed?
- As in other parts of the library, disruptive behavior is
prohibited.
- Keep conversations low enough so that your group does
not disturb students in the rest of the library.
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