Study Habits Sample Clauses

Study Habits. Other preferences: When one of us is studying, we prefer: □ To remain in the room □ To study elsewhere □ Other: When one of us is studying, we prefer: □ Complete silence □ Low music □ TV □ Other: When one of us is studying, the other(s) may: □ Watch TV □ Listen to music □ Use hair dryer □ Have guests over □ Have lights on □ Have a lamp on □ Talk on the phone □ Other:
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Study Habits. Preferred time for study: ______Morning ______During Day _____Night _______When I have time I prefer to study: _____In Room _____Outside of Room Room Conditions During Study Time This is OK This is Not OK Music Playing TV On Having guests in room _____ I must have complete quiet while studying If roommate is studying with a group: _____Can bring group to room ____Prefer they go elsewhere
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Study Habits. What type of environment do you need to study effectively (e.g., without distractions such as television and/or music)? How often do you plan on studying? Communication: The apartment members will share the following: Please circle all that apply How will messages be communicated? If a problem arises, we will approach each other by: Other important considerations: MP3 Player TV/DVD Player Video Game Equipment Movies Appliances Computer Food Dishes Kitchen Utensils Pots / Pans Refrigerator Other: P a g e 3 Roommate Questionnaire Room: Room:
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Study Habits. What time do you like to study? (late at night, mornings, during the day) How do you like to study? (complete silence, music, TV) Quiet hours are from 10:00pm – 10:00am Sunday through Thursday and 12:00am to 10:00am Friday and Saturday. Are there any other times that you would like to set aside for quiet hours or study time? Can guests be present while studying?
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Study Habits. If you prefer studying in your suite, where will you be studying? (Kitchen table, bedroom, living room). What time(s) do you like to study? (Morning vs. afternoon vs. evening vs. night) What is your preferred noise level for studying? _ Parties: Residents are welcome to host parties and socials in their suite/house. Please review the Residence Community Living Standards (RCLS) found in the Residence Handbook for specifics on topics related to parties. What constitutes a party vs. “hanging out” vs. having friends over? (Number of people, environment, noise level, social activities involved). Please note that any guests who do not live in your complex must be signed in at the front desk on Fridays and Saturdays after 9:00pm. How often do we like to host parties? Will we host parties? We will refer to the communication section of our Roommate Agreement to address issues regarding parties (guests, certain social activities, noise level, time frame/time of day or night, etc.)
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