Where we study: North Greenville students reveal their study spots
Erica Fernandez, Staff Photographer
Finding a good study environment is key for academic success. North Greenville University students share their go-to study spots around campus that help them stay focused and productive.
Zoe Black, a freshman in secondary education, leans against the wall in the Averyt-Wood building, finding quiet moments to study between classes.
Will Jackson, a junior political science major, enjoys studying outside on campus, especially on chilly days.
Kaylee Cortez, a freshman elementary education major, feels most productive studying at the tables outside the Averyt-Wood building.
Nathan Fillinger, a freshman majoring in digital media with a concentration in film, finds the Plaster Free Enterprise Center to be a quiet and great place to study.
Olivia Finley, a freshman majoring in early childhood education, loves the light in the Averyt-Wood building as she studies while waiting for her next class to begin.
Wyatt Hart, a senior majoring in digital media with a concentration in broadcast, studies best in the communication department.
Despite the rain, Grace Yoder, an interdisciplinary junior majoring in Communication and Spanish, enjoys studying at a table under the umbrella outside the Plaster Free Enterprise Center.
