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Study Room question
I'll be living on residence (McKay) this fall and I was wondering, are there study rooms located on each floor of a residence building, or are they all located on one floor? Or does it depend on the building?
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07-15-2011 at 07:03 PM
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I'll be living on residence (McKay) this fall and I was wondering, are there study rooms located on each floor of a residence building, or are they all located on one floor? Or does it depend on the building?
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Study rooms are in the basement, however I believe there are common rooms on each floor
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07-15-2011 at 07:31 PM
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Study rooms are in the basement, however I believe there are common rooms on each floor
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Just another quick question, do common rooms get wifi?
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07-15-2011 at 08:01 PM
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Just another quick question, do common rooms get wifi?
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Yep you can get wifi in both common rooms and study rooms in the basement.
(With the exception of the laundry room area in Mckay)
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Yep you can get wifi in both common rooms and study rooms in the basement.
(With the exception of the laundry room area in Mckay)
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Thanks for clearing that up for me!
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Just another quick question, do common rooms get wifi?
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Yep, you can! There's Wi-Fi in the study rooms in the basement as well as the individual common rooms.
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07-16-2011 at 12:22 AM
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I only wish they had wifi when I was in res...
Mind you... I did end up setting up my own router...
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that depends. it was weird some floors couldnt access wifi (third floor mckay)
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Walli is wifi throughout!
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07-17-2011 at 06:39 PM
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The fourth floor of McKay couldn't either. I found a direct connection via ethernet to be a lot faster and more reliable though.
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The fourth floor of McKay couldn't either. I found a direct connection via ethernet to be a lot faster and more reliable though.
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I heard there was a 2 GB bandwidth cap though, is that true?
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07-17-2011 at 07:27 PM
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That's what people have been saying. D:
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I heard there was a 2 GB bandwidth cap though, is that true?
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I've heard that on here. But I was never specifically told about the 2GB cap.
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2GB per day to outside network.
There is an on campus sharing network set up for residence students.
This does not count towards the bandwidth limit.
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If you want to double check, you can always email UTS: [email protected]
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