This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at JHU chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
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.