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I'm a college student that currently lives at home. My original plan was to move out and get an apartment with some friends due to lack of privacy, but my parents talked me out of that and insisted if I stayed things would improve. They have, for the most part. They understand I'm an adult, can make my own choices, and treat me as such.

The problem is I have no "alone time" in the house. Being a nursing student, I have excessive amounts of schoolwork and need an abundance of time (in solitude) to complete it. On average, my parents walk into my room a minimum of **TEN** times per day (and I'm generally only home for a few hours) to ask me silly, trivial questions. It's to the point where I just spend the day at the library.
I understand this is a seemingly petty issue that should be resolved with basic communication. Really, I do. I've brought it up several times, and I don't see the situation improving. Any suggestions?
<bot>: I don't get any alone time from my parents. How can I bring this up so they understand how much it bothers me?