{"id":2033,"date":"2021-01-20T08:03:58","date_gmt":"2021-01-20T08:03:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ambassadors.ucsiuniversity.edu.my\/?p=2033"},"modified":"2021-01-20T08:03:58","modified_gmt":"2021-01-20T08:03:58","slug":"best-places-to-study-in-ucsi","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ambassadors.ucsiuniversity.edu.my\/index.php\/2021\/01\/20\/best-places-to-study-in-ucsi\/","title":{"rendered":"Best Places To Study In UCSI"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Studying\ncan sometimes be very stressful which is why we like to do it at home or in a\nlibrary where there are no disturbances or distractions. But as a university\nstudent, you tend to spend most of your time in your university. For us, in\neither the North Wing or South Wing of UCSI University. Everywhere you look you\ncan see students studying, sometimes in not the most ideal of places. There are\ndistractions, loud noises, and people just generally being annoying by\nbreathing too loudly or something. That is I have come up with a list. A list\nthat will inform you of what I think are the best palaces to study in UCSI.\nFrom my experience, the best places to study are those that have an atmosphere\nthat is quiet and cold, the perfect studying place. Well thankfully, we have\nsome pretty good study areas here in UCSI. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The first\nplace I\u2019d recommend is, obviously, the library. The library here in UCSI which\nis also known as Block B, has 5 levels. Yes 5 levels. The first two levels are\ntwo of the best places to study in the university. The first level, right after\nthe entrance, has a section full of comfortable couches that can help you relax\nwhile reading your notes or watching an educational video (or sometimes having\na nap). I do not normally study there as it is really cold but I have asked a\nfew people and they say they enjoy the cooling atmosphere which is why they\nchoose to study there. At the left side of level 1, there are two long tables\nthat can be used to study on as well, if you need a table.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Next, the\nplace I would recommend is Block A. Block A is probably the first block you\nsee. For the most part, it is filled with student chatting and walking around\nbut surprisingly, it has its nice and quiet areas when there are no events\ngoing on. If you do not mind the sounds of people talking and walking around,\nthe lobby at block A is the perfect place for you. If you walk around the back\nof the stairs, you can see a bunch of tables and chairs right in front of the\nrestaurant. This is where I would recommend to study as you can see a lot of\nstudents studying there as well. It is the place that I always go to when I\nreach university super early and the library has not opened yet. I like the\nsecluded feeling that sitting under the stairs give off because it helps me get\nin the mood to study. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Lastly, I\nwould recommend Block G. This place is the last I\u2019d recommend because there are\nnot many tables present there, mostly chairs and couches. This would be the\nbest place if you were just using your laptop or just want to sit down and\nrest. There are also a few shops there to buy your food if you are looking for\na quick energy boost. On the 1st<\/sup> floor of Block G, there is a caf\u00e9\nthat has tables and chairs and would be perfect to study at but they do have a\npolicy where if you want to enjoy their facilities, you have to buy something\nto eat or drink.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

So, those\nare just my recommendations of the best places to study in UCSI\u2019s South Wing.\nThere are probably a lot more but I always use these ones as they meet my\nrequirements.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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