“I study in the I-House either in my room or in the common areas. There are people in the House who major in the same field so it is helpful.” – Guillaume (France) M.S. in Computer Engineering
 

		“Being around others who are studying helps me focus and it is more fun studying in a group.” –Amy Lin (New Zealand), B.A. in Design Illustration “When I study I do not like complete silence which is why I like studying in the TV room, especially because the tables are nice and big.” ­– Dorothee (Germany) B.A. in English, Spanish, and Business
Steven/Si-Wei (P.R.C.), Studies in American Language (SAL) studying on his own in the I-House Dining Room
The I-House offers residents many rooms conducive to study including a quiet study room, a computer lab, the I-House dining and living rooms and other common areas, and residents’ bedrooms.  In the computer lab, 4-5 computers are available, along with printers and a scanner.  Wireless access is available throughout most areas of I-House.  Student computer aides maintain a sophisticated Linux server, and wireless access.  The I-House office provides printer paper for residents at no cost. More informaiton on the Facilities page
		Natasha (India), Ace and Daniel (USA), Simone (Switzerland), and Amanda (USA) in the I-House lobby
“I study on campus either in the library or the engineering labs. I find people who are in my classes to study with and the school has many resources.” – Burcu (Turkey) M.S. in Computer Engineering
Library SJSU Campus Side
		San Jose Downtown Side
In an award-winning effort, San Jose State University and the City of San Jose teamed up together to create the first joint public/university library in the nation. The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library is free to all those who wish to use it. The 6th and 8th floor of the library are quiet floors. There are special student-only hours and 24 hour access during Final Exam times when only SJSU students are allowed in the library. For more information on the SJSU and City of San Jose Library click on the link: http://www.sjlibrary.org/