Exam week is right around the corner, which means the hunt is on for places to spread out textbooks, chug coffee, and prep for exams.

We're highlighting study spaces available on campus. Know where to go during this busy and stressful week.

In addition to those listed below, check out the Student Affairs list of unique study spaces, extended hours, and opportunities to de-stress and take a break.

  • Career and Professional Development will offer exam study space again this semester at Smith Career Center at the corner of Washington Street and West Campus Drive. There are 27 private rooms that can accommodate up to three students each and a common area for larger study groups. These spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are available from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
  • Deet’s Place: Deet’s Place is a popular study spot throughout the  school year, but especially during exam week. Enjoy background noise and a cup of coffee while studying? Deet’s Place is your place. Its located on the first floor of Dietrick Hall.
  • Johnston Student Center: Johnston Student Center is located behind Burruss Hall. The third floor of Johnston Student Center has ample chairs, couches, and tables, plus large windows – nice for studying.
  • Squires Student Center: Squires Student Center, located on College Avenue, has lots of comfortable seating, perfect for a long study session. During exam week, extra tables and chairs will be setup around Squires. With food options like Burger 37 and Au Bon Pain you can take a break and grab a bite to eat without leaving the building.
  • Student Success Center: The Student Success Center is located in Femoyer Hall. The center provides students with knowledge, skills, and self-awareness to achieve success in college and in life. During exam week, the center has available study spaces.
  • Torgersen Bridge: Torgersen Bridge, which spans Alumni Mall, has lots of open space, couches, and individual desks with computers.

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