Now that prelim season is in full swing, students are scrambling to find the places to prepare on campus. CU Nooz has done the work for you and compiled a list of the best study areas so you can spend more of your time avoiding your work in other ways.
- Study Biology in the quietest stacks you can find as a couple will eventually try to have sex in the stacks. Make sure to take copious notes.
- Try to study in the open areas of libraries so you at least feel bad about watching Netflix for 2 hours.
- The Engineering Library actually has no books, which means there’s plenty of space for you to curl into the fetal position on the empty shelves.
- If you want to study at the Law Library, don’t forget to pick up the mandatory powdered wig and gavel before you enter.
- If you want to study with a group, try going somewhere a little more social, like Dunbar’s.
- Although the Kroch Library is usually crowded, the other students will give you a convenient front as you plan your elaborate heist from the Rare Books Vault.
- Somebody has to step up and become the new Arts Quad Kid. Give it a shot and study on the corner of the Quad.
- If you’re in Orgo, a good place to start studying is three weeks ago.
