How easy is it to find a good study space in 458 acres of land? We’re here to help.
Best Places
1. Library study rooms, where the only sound is the juniors hitting their heads on the wall.
2. Library personal desks. Nothing’s personal about twenty other people monitoring each other’s bathroom activity.
3. Lanphy study rooms. You know you can’t screw around because students and faculty are constantly peering in. Plus, there’s access to frappes and chocolate croissants.
4. Outside. If you feel like roughing it, you can do your AP Robotics homework on one of Choate’s benches.
Worst Places
1. Lanphy Café. Even if you get lucky and there’s no hyper mass of students watching TV, conversations will always break your train of thought. You’ll leave with a lot of info on the people around you, but no homework done.
2. For day students, the ride home with a blasting radio. Kanye: 1. Homework: 0.
3. The infamous Humanities basement. You won’t encounter anyone else down there, but no quiet is worth running into the creatures that lurk.
4. In the PMAC during school meeting. It just never works.
