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5 Best Study Spots At St. Ambrose For Finals Week

Looking for somewhere to study? Here are the best places to go!

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5 Best Study Spots At St. Ambrose For Finals Week

Finals week has everybody looking for somewhere to study. Looking for a place to go? Sometimes finals week gets hectic and your favorite spot has no room. Don't worry, here are a few of my favorite study spots on campus.

1. Beehive

The Beehive in Ambrose Hall is my favorite because the "Starbucks" coffee shop is here. It is quiet at times, but not too quiet. If you can find a table during finals week, this is the best spot to study.

2. Library

Its a library, need I say more? It's very quiet and the study rooms are the best. If you can't find a table, try the basement. Not many people go down there.

3. Christ the King Chapel

There are some tables in the chapel that are great for studying. It is very quiet and so peaceful.

4. Lounges

Most of the dorms have lounges on each floor that are perfect for studying.

5. Rogo

Like the Beehive, Rogo is a good place to study because it is quiet, but not too quiet. If you get hungry, it is great because the food court is right there.


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