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Where to study is a personal preference. You may be someone who prefers to study with a little noise in the background. On the other hand, you may be someone who prefers to study in silence.

General Study Tips

  • Turn off cell phones, TV, beeper/pagers, Internet, Instant Message (IM)
  • Some people feel that you should stay away from your room i.e., don';t go back to your room in between classes.
  • Your room should be for socializing, sleeping, watching, TV, and relaxing.
  • Talk to your roommate about study times.

Suggested Study Locations

If you prefer little to no noise:

  • Study lounge in the residence halls
  • Main Library (i.e., not the first floor)
  • Business Library--basement of Detroit College of Law
  • The Union Building--Women's Study Lounge on the first floor
  • International Center Library--first floor
  • By the Red Cedar River (seasonal)

If you prefer noise:

  • Cyber Café--Main Library west side first floor.
  • Area Coffee Shops
  • Main Study Lounge in the Union--first floor
  • International Center--Food Court
  • Union Food Court
  • Residence Hall Cafeterias
  • Laundry rooms
  • Courtyards, gardens, other outdoor areas (seasonal)
  • Barnes and Noble study area
  • Lounges on the main floors of residence halls

 
 
 
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