study group

noun

1. an informal gathering of people who convene regularly to exchange ideas and information on a specific subject.

Example Sentences

Nearing the end of his first week of classes, Smith said he’s been eager to tackle assignments, join study groups, and embrace the lifestyle of both a college student, and one who attends an HBCU.

From Washington Post

With a unique nationally coordinated system for vaccinating people, and a tight connection between who gets the shots and their health records, the country is a scientist’s ideal study group.

From Time

Which means approximately 20 percent of the study group overlaps and shares indistinguishably similar facial features—and isnt’t being served by this categorization.

From Outside Online

Correction: An earlier version of this article called the Republican Study Committee the Republican Study Group.

From The Daily Beast

“This could be like Scrubs, season 9,” Abed says when the study group gets back together again.

From The Daily Beast

Fans will take part in a study group for the panel and QA session and see spoilers from its fifth season.

From The Daily Beast

Chang enrolls as a student at Greendale and joins the study group, though he may be mentally unstable.

From The Daily Beast

How much easier and safer it is to know about God and His love, and to confine this meaning to the sanctuary and the study group!

From Project Gutenberg

The experiences that this study group collectively had in Vietnam makes this concern very strongly held.

From Project Gutenberg