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100 Questions to Ask Before Joining a Study Group

September 5, 2026

100 Questions to Ask Before Joining a Study Group

No. Item Definition
1. Are breaks included? Asks about break time.
2. Are cameras required online? Asks about camera expectations.
3. Are materials included? Asks if resources are provided.
4. Are members at my level? Asks about peer level match.
5. Are new members welcome? Asks about joining openness.
6. Are notes shared afterward? Asks about shared notes.
7. Are sessions recorded? Asks about recordings availability.
8. Are there behavior guidelines? Asks about conduct standards.
9. Are there extra costs? Asks about additional expenses.
10. Are there group rules? Asks about rules and norms.
11. Can beginners keep up? Asks about beginner suitability.
12. Can I ask basic questions? Asks about beginner comfort.
13. Can I catch up later? Asks about recovery options.
14. Can I contact members outside? Asks about contact beyond meetings.
15. Can I join midterm? Asks about joining late.
16. Can I just listen at first? Asks about observing initially.
17. Can I leave anytime? Asks about quitting flexibility.
18. Can I miss a meeting? Asks about absence flexibility.
19. Can I suggest changes? Asks about member input.
20. Can I talk to a member? Asks about speaking with members.
21. Do cliques form in the group? Asks about social divisions.
22. Do I need to buy books? Asks about book purchases.
23. Do meetings start on time? Asks about punctuality.
24. Do members have similar goals? Asks about shared aims.
25. Do members help each other? Asks about peer support.
26. Do members know each other? Asks about existing relationships.
27. Do members prepare in advance? Asks about prep expectations.
28. Do members take turns leading? Asks about rotating leadership.
29. Do people stay on topic? Asks about focus during meetings.
30. Do you assign homework? Asks about homework requirements.
31. Do you focus on exams? Asks about exam preparation.
32. Do you meet online too? Asks about online options.
33. Do you offer accountability? Asks about staying on track.
34. Do you practice speaking? Asks about speaking practice.
35. Do you quiz each other? Asks about peer quizzing.
36. Do you review past topics? Asks about revision habits.
37. Do you set deadlines? Asks about due dates.
38. Do you set weekly targets? Asks about weekly goals.
39. Do you share study tips? Asks about exchanging strategies.
40. Do you solve problems together? Asks about collaborative problem-solving.
41. Do you study by textbook? Asks about textbook-based study.
42. Do you use practice tests? Asks about test practice.
43. Do you use video calls? Asks about video meeting tools.
44. Do you welcome different views? Asks about openness to opinions.
45. Do you work in pairs? Asks about pair activities.
46. Does the group match my goals? Asks about personal fit.
47. How are conflicts handled? Asks about resolving disagreements.
48. How are decisions made? Asks about decision process.
49. How are new people introduced? Asks about newcomer onboarding.
50. How are sessions structured? Asks about meeting organization.
51. How do I sign up? Asks about registration process.
52. How do members communicate? Asks about communication methods.
53. How do members participate? Asks about participation style.
54. How do you choose topics? Asks about topic selection.
55. How do you handle mistakes? Asks about error response.
56. How do you motivate members? Asks about encouragement methods.
57. How do you track progress? Asks about progress monitoring.
58. How flexible is the format? Asks about format flexibility.
59. How is feedback given? Asks about feedback style.
60. How long is each session? Asks about session length.
61. How many members are there? Asks about group size.
62. How much reading is assigned? Asks about reading workload.
63. How much writing is involved? Asks about writing workload.
64. How often do you meet? Asks about meeting frequency.
65. How serious is the group? Asks about commitment level.
66. How strict are expectations? Asks about rule strictness.
67. Is attendance expected weekly? Asks about attendance rules.
68. Is criticism constructive? Asks about helpful criticism.
69. Is discussion encouraged? Asks about speaking up.
70. Is everyone expected to speak? Asks about speaking expectations.
71. Is independent study expected? Asks about solo study expectations.
72. Is it for one subject? Asks about subject scope.
73. Is participation graded? Asks about formal evaluation.
74. Is payment required upfront? Asks about advance payment.
75. Is prior knowledge required? Asks about prerequisites.
76. Is the atmosphere supportive? Asks about group tone.
77. Is the group competitive? Asks about competitiveness.
78. Is the group in person? Asks about meeting format.
79. Is the group welcoming? Asks about friendliness to newcomers.
80. Is there a clear agenda? Asks about planned meetings.
81. Is there a group chat? Asks about communication channels.
82. Is there a membership fee? Asks about costs to join.
83. Is there a refund policy? Asks about refunds.
84. Is there a set schedule? Asks about fixed timing.
85. Is there a trial session? Asks about trying it first.
86. Is there a waiting list? Asks about delayed entry.
87. Is there peer feedback? Asks about member feedback.
88. Is there time for review? Asks about review time.
89. What are the group’s goals? Asks about the group’s purpose.
90. What happens if I fall behind? Asks about support when behind.
91. What is the study pace? Asks about learning speed.
92. What level is the group? Asks about difficulty level.
93. What materials do you use? Asks about study resources.
94. What platform do you use? Asks about online platform.
95. What skills will I build? Asks about learning outcomes.
96. What subjects do you cover? Asks about study topics.
97. Where do meetings happen? Asks about meeting location.
98. Who can join the group? Asks about eligibility.
99. Who usually leads discussions? Asks about group leadership.
100. Will this fit my schedule? Asks about time compatibility.
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