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6 Types Of People At College Libraries

One way to do well in a class is to do well on your exams. Another way is too ensure that everyone else does poorly.

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6 Types Of People At College Libraries

1. The Social Butterflies.

Those that come to the library to socialize and make some more friends. What's better than a study date in the library? After all, being in the library means you tried, at least.

2. The Computer Hog.

You know these people. The log-onto-a-computer-and-show-up-every-45-minutes-type-of-people. Or better yet, the let-me-play-some-video-games-on-a-computer-someone-could-be-studying-on type of people.

3. The-Live-To-Distract.

One way to do well in a class is to do well on your exams. Another, much easier method is too ensure that everyone else does poorly. Come to the quietest library of your college, distract as many people as you can, and then quietly fly away.

4. The Table Hog.

These people are everyone's favorite. They come to the library, mark their territory, and then show up whenever they feel like it. They don't really care about studying, but they sure don't want you to take their "spot," just in case they potentially feel like studying in the future.

5. The Eater.

These are the people that work less, eat more. They take every single study break physically possible to go down to the cafe and EAT. These people are also the loud obnoxious eaters on every floor. They won't study themselves, and will ensure that you don't either.

6. The Sleeper.

These are the college students who just don't find their dorm room bed comfortable enough. They take every opportunity to spread their books out, make it look like they are the most studious individuals in the entire college population, and then they fall asleep.

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