Better go tell them to turn it down, or go to a quite space!

All you have to do is set up your own subwoofer and set it to play 180° out of phase and the destructive interference will give you golden silence. That's an engineering solution!

When I was studying it was my partially deaf dads surround sound that killed me. I ended up going to the park in the middle of the night like a weirdo. But I lived in a small town so there were no official hours of operation. May be different for other places.

If only there was a super quiet place with a ton of books...

Darn, that sucks. When I was in school, my Landlord's son would have massive parties every day in the summer. (and every weekend and a lot of weekdays when it wasn't the summer) The house would shake. I'd feel it hit me when I walked in the door and even my lungs felt like they were vibrating. I got used to the vibrations and would stick my ear buds in my ears and play my own music to drown out their music. It worked because I had music I heard so much I could ignore it. I also used music to go to sleep when they carried on into the morning with the music, and when I was on public transportation and needed to study. Hopefully you're able to find a playlist you can ignore and use to study. Good Luck!!!

Was it thermo? That sounds like a thermodynamics exam if I've ever hear of one. Good luck!