Best Study Spots on Campus

1. Best Study Spots on Campus
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2. Business Building Study Rooms

3. Business Building Study Rooms
• Located in the Massry Center for Business on the first and second
floors
• Can be reserved online from 8am-11pm
• Fits up to 8 students at a time
• TV displays available for students to connect laptops for presentations
• Great for group study sessions or projects

4. Campus Center Transfer & Commuter Lounge

5. Campus Center Transfer & Commuter Lounge
• Located on the 2nd floor of the Campus center
• Ideal location if you want to grab a quick snack before you study
• Filled with a plethora of comfy seating options as well as tables
• Quiet and suitable for a productive study session
• Open to all students but is especially great for those with long gaps
between classes who do not want to leave campus

6. Main Library President's Reading Room

7. Main Library President's Reading Room
• Located on the 2nd floor of the main library in between the two silent
sections
• A happy medium between loud chatter and complete silence
• Ideal for collaborative work with a partner or small group
• Great spot if you work best with some background noise
• Tables and comfortable chairs with built in desks available

8. Dewey Library - Downtown Campus

9. Dewey Library – Downtown Campus
• Convenient for students who live downtown
• Less crowded than the uptown campus library
• Historic style and calm ambience
• Great option for students who want a more private and quiet study
session

10. Science Library Outdoor Area

11. Science Library Outdoor Area
• Benches right outside of the second floor Science Library
• Quiet, outdoor option to help refocus and get some fresh air
• Great for warm weather and an excellent view of campus
• Offers the same relaxed setting as the fountain but with less crowding
and more space

12. Low Rise Dorm Basement Study Rooms

13. Low Rise Dorm Basement Study Rooms
• Very convenient for those who do not wish to travel far yet also can't
concentrate in their own dorms
• Basement study rooms have dry erase boards that can be beneficial
for studying
• Located in almost every dormitory hall on campus so it easy to
access
• Often times you will occupy it alone, so feeling overcrowded won't
happen