What should you do if you find out that you and your roommate are applying for the same school and the same major?

The postgraduate entrance examination is a lonely journey. Everyone should rely on their own abilities and just review well. However, our class took exams from one school and one major. Some of them shared review materials with each other, and some didn’t even talk.

Most postgraduate entrance examination classrooms have clear signs. There are usually small signs at the door that say "Postgraduate entrance examination classroom, no idlers are allowed to enter" or "Do not disturb", "Seats are full", etc. Because the study tasks of reviewing for the postgraduate entrance examination are heavy, students also desire a quiet learning environment. Understandable.

The classroom is usually full. Looking around, every seat is filled with thick books, notes, and materials, witnessing the students' hard work and sweat.

The characteristics of the postgraduate entrance examination classroom are:

1. Quiet. There was no talk or laughter, only a bookish atmosphere. Occasionally there will be students discussing problems in low voices.

2 The learning atmosphere is strong. At dawn in the morning, people will come here to start the day's study. At eleven o'clock in the evening, there are still people sitting in the classroom. Usually everyone rushes to eat and returns quickly, for fear of wasting study time.

3 The personnel are relatively fixed. Most of the other classrooms in the university are open, so staff mobility is high. But for the postgraduate entrance examination classroom, during the review time for the "postgraduate entrance examination" in the second half of each year, the people in the classroom are basically fixed. Everyone in the postgraduate entrance examination classroom will have their own fixed seats (there are too many books and materials, and they are all placed on the seats) , sitting for half a year. Wait until next year and a new group of people will fill the classroom.