Advantages of working at a University?

Hard to say, does your country lack any facilities that universities provide? I mean there's going to be libraries and clubs for common interests, restaurants and bars, but cities have all those things. You can attend talks, meetings and lectures (country depending) but likewise you could do that anyway without working or studying there.

The uni library will give you access to all academic papers though, which are usually behind paywalls.

You could maybe take advantages of things like woodland running trails and the gym. Since you'll be there anyway.

>>17737749
I think i'm good on "supplies", but i i'm wondering if there is some information i should save for myself or anything like that. Ethical or not.

>>17737686
>What are something i should take advantage of before i leave?
nothing, there's nothing to take advantage of anyway.
i currently study and work at my university.

File: 0400 - nVaoBQ2.png (149KB, 396x385px) Image search: [Google]

149KB, 396x385px

>>17737771
Are you really sure there a no important information i can get before i leave? Ethical or not, either is accepted.

>>17737686
try to get out of it what you want to get out of it.

learn what you want. speak to who you like

enjoy your time

>>17737775
what kind of information ? the exam questions ? nope, they usually don't exist until a few days before the exam. class or exam material ? is available online anyway, just search for it.
changing your grades ? wont be possible, not even if you keep your account.
a lot of students also work at their universities, you aren't the first one coming up with stupid ideas

>>17737800
I did not think of cheating with changing a grade or something. I thought more about statics of something or get some materials i need for free like pens and writing books.

>>17737823
they are all online anyway, i don't see any point here.

last bump