This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Bryant chapter.
- Most obvious, the privacy of your room
- Your own bathroom
- If you live in a freshman dorm, a shower stall
- Any stall on campus in a bathroom that is not frequently used. Try out the first floor bathroom near academic advising.
- If you’re in the library and need a quick cry, odds are all of the private study rooms are reserved or taken. Try the staircase alcove or one of the classrooms in the library that are rarely used.
- It’s not quite private, but it might be worth it: try shedding a few tears in your professor’s office for some sympathy points.
- A classroom in the Unistructure after class time is over. Get to the Uni, find an empty classroom, set up your laptop and books for a study session, but cry in private first.
- The interfaith center? This seems like a prime spot on campus that is often overlooked. It’s almost never crowded and seems like a comforting place to receive some guidance.
- Third floor of the fisher center. This spot is often empty, and the bathroom is almost never used up there.
- The shoulder of your trusty roomie or best friend. This is arguably the best option for maximum support and hugs.