Library Study Time
Today I found myself in the St. Scholastica library taking a practice exam for my upcoming National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE). The library is a great spot for getting work done. The 2nd and 3rd floors are reserved for “quiet study”, and the first floor is often times used for larger group projects where some discussion goes on.
With finals looming for both graduate and undergraduate students, the intensity of the study grind will start to pick up. For those who like that quiet environment, be sure to check out the library. You can almost always find a spot on the 2nd and 3rd floors.
For those incoming freshman, it will be good to become familiar with the library. Not saying you have to spend all your study time in the library, but it is good to know you always have a quiet study spot that you feel comfortable in. It will also be wise to know what the resources are that they provide, which will only benefit you when it comes to research projects, paper citations, etc.
Check out the CSS Library’s Webpage for more information on hours and resources that they can provide as you start thinking about final projects, papers, and exams.
Tags: exams, finals, library, Spring Semester, studying
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