Two of the Best Study Spots at UT Tyler
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By MEGAN WILLIAMS/ Staff Writer
For some of us, tests and exams are coming up, so it’s imperative to find the best spot to study. The best way to find a study spot is simply to ask anyone on campus!
Kendra Wlds says that she usually studies at the University Center, since “it’s a walk to get to the Muntz Library.”
“The University Center is closer, and usually around 8 a.m. nobody is there, not even the Chick-fil-a workers,” Wlds says.
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- At the UC, students can study at various spots around the railing. Photo courtesy of Megan Williams
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- The UC’s third floor features a private spot for those who want to study and do homework. Photo courtesy of Megan Williams
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- The UC’s third floor also has a multiple seating area for students to study together. Photo courtesy of Megan Williams
If you weren’t aware about the University Center being considered a study area, well, now you are! You might have to wake up a tad early, but nothing beats a quiet, spacious uninterrupted study location.
On the other side of campus, Keundria Hall says that she prefers the Robert R. Muntz Library because of the private study room availability that you can reserve, and because of the tutors.
“I love the tutors, especially in-person, because seeing them explain the problem to me is better than being online,” Hall says.
The PASS Tutoring Center helps students to think critically and to gain independent learning skills, according to the UT Tyler tutoring website.
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- One of the library’s multiple seating area with whiteboards. Photo courtesy of Megan Williams
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- The library has several seating areas where students can sit alone or with a group. Students can also reserve a private room., featured in the background. Photo courtesy of Megan Williams
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- The library recently installed a glassed-in group seating area, which is available for anyone to sit by themselves or with other people. Photo courtesy of Megan Williams