Many people say that they can study in the dormitory, and four or five people can supervise each other's study together. But in real life, there may not be four or five people who need to study in the same dormitory. Besides, what if one of them is tired and plans to take a break and watch TV for a while, or someone wants to get up late? Moreover, mutual supervision cannot be maintained for a long time, and only self-discipline can improve learning efficiency.
There will be much more influence in the dormitory. For example, some people don't want to take the postgraduate entrance examination and want to play games. In this case, the sound played outside will affect those who can't concentrate, or if someone is tired of studying and wants to answer the phone, it is always impossible to answer the phone in the corridor. Who is wrong in this case? Actually, I'm not a roommate or myself. So in this case where it is not clear who is at fault, the only choice is to transfer the learning place.
A: I live in a second-and third-tier city. Even in a city like ours, the seats in the library with superior environment will be fully booked the night before, which shows that many people still need such a quiet learning environment. Furthermore, if the place of study is at home, then what needs to be overcome is your own inertia. Few people can maintain self-discipline when they are alone. So no matter from which angle, the library is the best choice for graduate students or learners.