This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at JHU chapter.
It’s getting to that point in the semester where the library is perpetually crowded and it’s almost impossible to find a seat. To help you study for your final round of midterm prep I have compiled a list of 5 alternative locations to study on campus.
- Gilman Reading Room: Gilman is always less crowded than MSE, and if you’re lucky you might run into some cute grad students
- The UTLs: The tables at the end of the UTL hallways are a great, quiet place to study. Warning: the lights don’t always turn on at night, so it’s best to use this space during the day.
- Levering: both Levering café and the lounge behind it are great, less trafficked areas to study.
- Mudd: Who doesn’t like to study in rocking chairs?
- The common room of your dorm: closer to home means closer to snacks and convenient napping opportunities.