Reserve A Study Room

• Reservations may be made up to one week in advance.
• Maximum 4 hour reservation.
• 1 reservation per group per day. Back-to-back reservations by group members are not permitted.
• Rooms may be reserved by groups of 2 or more.
• Reservations limited to Boston College students, faculty, & staff. Others may use the rooms when not in use but must vacate the rooms for users with valid reservations.

Exceptions

• Rooms 512 and 513 are available on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations are needed.
• Room 511 can only be booked by Graduate students.

• Groups that have not arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled time will forfeit their reservation and the room will become available on a first come, first served basis for the remainder of the reservation period.
• When not reserved, Group Study Rooms are available on a first come, first serve basis.  However, you must vacate when requested by a group with a valid reservation.
• Users are responsible for personal property. Don't leave items unattended. The Library is not liable for loss/damage to personal property.
• Report any damage or equipment failures to the Circulation Desk.  If damage is discovered after your use, you may be held responsible.
• Rooms seat up to 5 people comfortably.
• Each room is equipped with a dry erase board, large monitor and laptop hookup. 

• Keep it down.
  • Conversations must be held to a reasonable noise level.  The study rooms are not soundproof, and loud talking disturbs other users studying in the area.

• Keep it clean
  • Leave rooms in a clean and orderly condition: clean the whiteboard, do not leave garbage behind, and return furniture to its original position.

• Keep it civil.
  • Be decent to one another and share these rooms in a spirit of cooperation. If a problem arises, do your best to work it out. If you cannot come to an agreement, contact library staff at the Circulation Desk for assistance.