OAS Study Space

Whether you come alone or bring a friend, our virtual study rooms will offer safe, friendly spaces to meet up and study with others.

Virtual study rooms let students work collaboratively online using Zoom.
Join your cohort specific breakout room to connect with your peers.
Virtual Study rooms are available on Monday’s from 1:00-4:00 p.m.
The Study space is hosted by an OAS Program Assistant who can help your group with audio and content sharing questions.

Students can make their own study groups or use the feature on the RUN-4 Success Navigate app called Study Buddies to find a study partner. Currently only available for Newark students. More information to come for New Brunswick.

Keep It Focused: Set goals! Elect a moderator (or have members take turns) to manage sessions, steer away from tangents, set group agendas, and keep everyone’s attention focused on the subject at hand.
Keep It Short: Regular, weekly sessions (no longer than 45 to 60 minutes) are far more effective than “marathon” sessions, and can prevent disruptive latecomers, early departed, and no-shows.
Keep It Quiet: Log in from somewhere that’s relatively quiet, such as a bedroom or office, to avoid distracting background noise. Resist the urge to check e-mail or engage in distracting activities.
Keep It to A Plan: Decide as a group what you would like to cover in a session ahead of time. Focus not only on practice questions, but also take time to identify and understand the key concepts.

Remember, you can request a tutor join you in your study group.

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Whether you come alone or bring a friend, our virtual study rooms will offer safe, friendly spaces to meet up and study with others.

Virtual study rooms let students work collaboratively online using Zoom.

Join your cohort specific breakout room to connect with your peers.

Virtual Study rooms are available on Monday’s from 1:00-4:00 p.m.

The Study space is hosted by an OAS Program Assistant who can help your group with audio and content sharing questions.

Keep It Focused: Set goals! Elect a moderator (or have members take turns) to manage sessions, steer away from tangents, set group agendas, and keep everyone’s attention focused on the subject at hand.

Keep It Short: Regular, weekly sessions (no longer than 45 to 60 minutes) are far more effective than “marathon” sessions, and can prevent disruptive latecomers, early departed, and no-shows.

Keep It Quiet: Log in from somewhere that’s relatively quiet, such as a bedroom or office, to avoid distracting background noise. Resist the urge to check e-mail or engage in distracting activities.

Keep It to A Plan: Decide as a group what you would like to cover in a session ahead of time. Focus not only on practice questions, but also take time to identify and understand the key concepts.

Remember, you can request a tutor join you in your study group.