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Sunday Study

gob · 2008-02-18 15:55:39

I'm a recent engineering graduate looking for a place to study (GMATS in April). Obviously I no longer have a valid student card so can't use the library...I know the eng building and other buildings have study rooms but as far as I know most/all of these buildings are shut on a Sunday. Does anyone know of somewhere other…

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18-02-2008 4:55pm

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gob

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I'm a recent engineering graduate looking for a place to study (GMATS in April). Obviously I no longer have a valid student card so can't use the library...I know the eng building and other buildings have study rooms but as far as I know most/all of these buildings are shut on a Sunday. Does anyone know of somewhere other than the library to study in UCD on a Sunday? Thanks

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#2 18-02-2008 7:31pm
Stepherunie

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055233435

Nowhere opens on a sunday other than arts - but the above thread tells you how to get access to the library grad style.

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#3 18-02-2008 7:45pm
gob

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Thanks for the info. Unfortunately the external reader service is not available between March and mid-May which pretty much makes it useless for me...where abouts in arts is open?

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#4 19-02-2008 6:53pm
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You could always go up to L5 in the library and grab a table there and start studying. Its quiet at the busy times so I'd say on a Sunday it'll be pretty dead

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#5 19-02-2008 7:45pm
gob

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gubbie wrote: »

You could always go up to L5 in the library and grab a table there and start studying. Its quiet at the busy times so I'd say on a Sunday it'll be pretty dead

Well the problem is I dont have a student card in the first place, so I cant use the library.

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#6 19-02-2008 7:59pm
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L5 isn't technically part of the library, you don't need to go past the turntables to do so.

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#7 19-02-2008 8:08pm
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Raphael wrote: »

L5 isn't technically part of the library, you don't need to go past the turntables to do so.

*turnstiles*

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