#study places

[joycejing00]

Places to work & Anti-procrastination strategy

The second floor of Bird Library and the first floor of Carnegie Library are two places that I chose to do the experiment. I found that the Carnegie Library makes me be able to get more work because the people there are more quiet than the people in Bird Library, most people in Bird Library are studying together and discuss. I will focus on the work in Carnegie Library easier than in the Bird Library because no one talks there. The quiet place increases my efficiency.

My anti-procrastination is making weekly plan. Listing all things that I need to do in one week makes me clear about what I should do, and I can chunk the work based on my plan. 

[laur-study]

my fav place to study

·         My bedroom

·         Close to the pool (there’s a lot of sun – miss my home and my parents)

·         Library (my institute – or building – have a nice place to study but I prefer at Math and Statistics Institute) 

·         Study rooms (my university have some of them inside the library and out too)

·         Dining room of my home (here is like a fraternity but we don’t have parties, just some students drinking to forget everything about life); I and some guys usually study together and plan to kill someone too

[yorkulife]

Are there any places to study in the life sciences building?

Yes, on the main floor when you enter the building, turn right (before the elevators) and go down the hall, there should be a study lounge there if I remember correctly.

- H

[caffenotes]

November Study Challenge Day 5: Study Places

So I’m a little late but I think I can catch up. There are only two places that I can study comfortably at. A coffee shop (Starbucks mostly) and my desk at home. I don’t go to the library at school all that much because the chairs are a hell lot uncomfortable.

[teaandcookiesstudy]

{11.05.17} November Study Challenge Day 5: Study Places ~Featuring my AP Psych notes, my desk, chamomile tea, and others. ~I also study on my bed sometimes, in the dining room, or on the floor. It’s mostly my desk, though.

[yorkulife]

Hey, um is there a place in the TEL building to sleep, and quite place to work where there no people

There’s a place on the second floor - when you go up the stairs, turn left then walk straight all the way to the end and you’ll see a room there which is a quiet study area, there are sofas there where you can sit/study/sleep. The seats aren’t always available though, so you’ll have to get there early to nab them. Also, last time I was there someone had removed a few sofas, so not sure if they’re still there or not.

- H

[ibstressin]

Coffee houses are my kinda shit