Best places to study on campus?

[maizenblue]

Any suggestions? (besides that zoo of a library of course) I just need some place that's well-lit and reasonably quiet.

 

[IcSyU]

A hidden gem: The Multicultural Center in the MU. The person study rooms are AWESOME!

 

[isufan]

The hixson building

 

[benisu]

Somewhere without internet access :smile:

 

[IcSyU]

Somewhere without internet access :smile:

Those places on campus are becoming harder to find now that the residence halls are going wireless...

 

[Chipper]

On a side note, this dude next to me in the the library is having a very long and loud conversation. So annoying.

 

[IcSyU]

On a side note, this dude next to me in the the library is having a very long and loud conversation. So annoying.

Does it affect your posting ability? :wink:

 

[Chipper]

Does it affect your posting ability? :wink:

Only the quality has been effected. Not quantity.

 

[clone2011]

Hidden area:

Classrooms on the lower level of Beyer Hall. There are only 3 or 4 classes held there every day but the rooms are open and quiet. And it doesn't have wireless, whether that's good or bad is up to you.

 

[jlej731]

I like studying at Gerdin. Also, St Thomas church has a pretty good student area.

 

[Bobber]

The Libary always used to work best for me. I always liked the area in the middle which was almost all books. Really quiet there.

There were too many distractions almost every other place I used to go...

 

[IcSyU]

I like studying at Gerdin. Also, St Thomas church has a pretty good student area.

STA has the student lounge downstairs and the library upstairs. Student lounge can get a little loud though...

 

[Clone9]

I liked studying in the periodical room. Quiet in there, but not totally dead either.

 

[Al_4_State]

I liked going to Stomping Grounds. I always study w/headphones on, so I couldn't care less if it's a little noisy around me. I guess its not technically on campus, but still, its good studying...

 

[IcSyU]

I liked going to Stomping Grounds. I always study w/headphones on, so I couldn't care less if it's a little noisy around me.

?????

 

[ZCyclone]

Howe basement (if you can get a table) is pretty nice. Or grab an empty classroom. Those work well studying in groups, especially for problem-solving classes.

 

[StateThrowdown]

I always do my best work in the Friley Dungeon...kind of delapidated, but it has no windows and very little to keep you looking away from your work

 

[Al_4_State]

?????

I guess I'm not sure what you aren't getting. I liked studying at Stomping Grounds. I threw in the other part because it isn't really a "quiet" place. Lot's of people in there talking and stuff like that. I guess it was a warning for people who were seeking an explicitly quiet place. Because I study w/headphones, which block out most external noise, noise wasn't a factor for me in deciding where to study.

 

[IcSyU]

I guess I'm not sure what you aren't getting. I liked studying at Stomping Grounds. I threw in the other part because it isn't really a "quiet" place. Lot's of people in there talking and stuff like that. I guess it was a warning for people who were seeking an explicitly quiet place. Because I study w/headphones, which block out most external noise, noise wasn't a factor for me in deciding where to study.

Ok, call me ********, but where's it at?

 

[Cycofan1]

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