ATTENTION SCSU STUDENTS: Are you trying to study or do your homework? Are the sounds of the construction and the hooting of the other owls getting in the way of your school work? I have the perfect solution for you!
This lovely oasis of peace and quiet is not a mirage, ladies and gentleman. Today I made it my mission to explore the vast campus of Southern Connecticut State University in pursuit of the ultimate study spot. I traveled far and wide from Engleman to Davis when I finally came across this patio.
Directions:
1. Begin at the main entrance to Engleman Hall, (Since we have all had to take a class here at one point or another, I thought this would be a good place to start), and walk straight down the sidewalk.
2. When you reach the circular flower bed, take the sidewalk path to the left and head straight.
3. Keep going in that direction through the Founder's Gate.
4. Walk straight across the cross-walk.
5. When you approach the fork in the sidewalk, choose the path that is slightly on a decline to the right. This fork is at the right most end of the Engleman building.
6. After a few feet you should be in front of the School of Business. Go down the small steps to the left of the sidewalk.
7. You should now be standing on the patio in the picture above at the main entrance of the School of Business. You have reached your destination.
Have a seat, and go from this:
To this:
http://www.onlinedegrees.org/law-schools-inflate-grades-so-students-can-compete-in-the-job-market/
I believe that this spot will satisfy all of your studying needs perfectly. It is located in a much less populated area than elsewhere on campus. Only two other students passed be me in all of the time I sat on that bench. The fact that I was basically alone in my own world there leads me to believe it is not very well known. Only those with business majors would typically come into contact with it. However, I can imagine it is easily over-looked. Its modesty and simple brick structure is not entirely attention grabbing; discovering this hidden treasure was like hitting the jackpot. The serene aura of this location will make it easy for you to get all of your work done with little to no distractions. My favorite part about this area is its distance from all of the construction work! It is far enough away that you cannot see or hear the clanging, banging, and various other noises that come with the library renovations. Join me in flapping our wings over to the School of Business, and perch on the stone bench for as long as you would like. Enjoy the aromatic flower bed adjacent to your seat as well as the fresh air of the outdoors!
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