My Favorite Places to Study | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Sports

My Favorite Places to Study

My top 5 study spaces

5539
My Favorite Places to Study
Millersville

As many students do, I have a few places I really enjoying studying (a.k.a places I go with the intention of studying but never end up studying because procrastination is a real problem). Here are the top five.


1. Cafe / Coffee Shop

My absolute favorite place to study is in a cafe or coffee shop. I really dislike silence when I am studying; I need background noise to be able to focus. A cafe or coffee shop provides the perfect amount of background noise for me. It’s not silent, but I am not distracted by peoples’ conversations either. (Plus, there is always the option of getting something to drink or something to eat for a quick pick me up!)

2. Library

I feel lucky I have lots of libraries to choose from where I live because I also enjoy studying there. Something about being surrounded by books makes me want to be more studious.

3. Class

I am motivated by people around me all the time, so for me, studying in an environment full of students (like one of my classes) keeps me on task and focused. I often do this when my teacher finishes the lesson early, and we have extra time to do whatever we would like.

4. My House

My favorite part of studying at home is I can get a snack (or two, or three, or fifty, or an entire meal with soupand salad) any time I want. However, I always refrain from studying on my bed because there have been too many days where I wake up 30 minutes before school starts, disoriented on my bed, with none of my homework completed.

5. Outside

If the weather is nice, I love being outside to read/annotate something for one of my classes. I usually find a patch of grass to lie down on to read (but make sure there are no bugs).

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
students
Sophia Palmerine

Dear High School Friend Group,

My sweet angels, where would I be without you guys. We all grew up together because we either met in middle school or high school and watched each other grow up and get "old." We got to go to prom together and then graduate together. Then watched each other as we continued our lives in college, joining sororities and meeting people who will impact our lives forever. It all has happened so fast.

Keep Reading...Show less
Student Life

College In Gifs

Because we are all sad Jim Halpert

791
head on desk
Wise GEEK

Oh college, we can’t live with you, but we can’t live without you. It’s a love/hate relationship, really. College is an experience that no one can ever prepare you for, and maybe that’s a good thing. You never really expect any of the things that college encompasses until you are there. College is fun, but don’t have too much fun. C’s get degrees, but they don’t get you into graduate school.

Keep Reading...Show less
Blair Waldorf

The "Gossip Girl" series may be over, but Blair Waldorf's iconic character lives in our hearts forever. Blair was the queen of the Upper East Side, and a character you either loved or hated. She taught us everything we needed to know about life, love and of course, how to score a Chuck Bass. So the next time you feel a bit lost and are in need of guidance, look no further than to the Queen B herself.

As I spend my Sunday avoiding my homework and other adult responsibilities, I realized that I've watched this series over and over about a million times. Sadly, there isn't a Blair quote I don't know, so I came up with a list of a few favorites. You know you love her...xoxo

Keep Reading...Show less
class
Odyssey

College is an endless cycle of crappy, sleepless nights, tedious, boring lectures, and hours of never-ending piles of homework.

Keep Reading...Show less
two women enjoying confetti

Summer: a time (usually) free from school work and a time to relax with your friends and family. Maybe you go on a vacation or maybe you work all summer, but the time off really does help. When you're in college you become super close with so many people it's hard to think that you won't see many of them for three months. But, then you get that text saying, "Hey, clear your schedule next weekend, I'm coming up" and you begin to flip out. Here are the emotions you go through as your best friend makes her trip to your house.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments