Choosing a study spot on campus can sometimes feel like the most difficult decision of your day.
You’ll find yourself asking:
Where am I most likely to get a spot?
Where will I get the most work done?
Where will I feel most comfortable?
Where will I see someone I know?
Where will I not see someone I know?
Whatever you find yourself wondering, we’ve come to save the day. Take this quiz to find your ideal study spot on campus.
The rules of the game? Read the questions and just go with your gut. Don’t overthink it.
Ready? Let’s get started.

1. What’s your ideal study environment?
A. Somewhere I can see people, and people can see me
B. Plants, natural light, and immaculate vibes
C. A quiet corner where nobody will find me
D. Somewhere my friends can join me
E. A bright space that’s close to everything I need
F. A classic library setup with zero nonsense
G. A place where I can disappear and lock in

2. Your friends would describe you as:
A. Community-focused
B. Aesthetic
C. Mysteriously productive
D. A yapper
E. Organized
F. Reliable
G. Focused

3. What’s your biggest study distraction?
A. Having FOMO, wondering what other people are up to
B. A fluorescent lighting study space that gives absolutely nothing
C. Too many people around
D. Interesting conversations
E. Wasting time finding a place to work
F. Loud environments
G. Literally anything

4. Pick your ideal study beverage.
A. Whatever I grabbed while walking across campus
B. Freshly filled Science Fountain water (it’s magic, you know)
C. Tea
D. Whatever everyone else in my study group is having
E. A matcha
F. A giant water bottle that lives beside my laptop
G. An energy drink

5. What motivates you to study?
A. The chance I’ll run into friends
B. Feeling like I’m in a university promo video
C. Crossing things off my to-do list peacefully
D. Accountability from other people
E. Staying ahead of deadlines
F. A good old-fashioned scheduled work session
G. Pure academic survival

6. Which phrase sounds most like you?
A. “Wait—I know that person.”
B. “The vibes here are unmatched.”
C. “I just need some peace and quiet.”
D. “Let’s work on it together.”
E. “I might as well get ahead.”
F. “I’ll be in the Lib.”
G. “Do not disturb.”

Time to tally your answers to see what you got. 👀

Results
Drum roll please…
Mostly A’s

Location: Central Courtyard
Your personality type: The campus Celebrity
You cannot walk across campus without running into someone you know.
You arrived to study, but you’ve already had three conversations, made weekend plans, and learned about someone’s group project. The Courtyard is basically your office and social calendar.
Mostly B’s

Location: Science Atrium
Your personality type: The Main Character Academic
Plants. Cute tables. Magic drinking water.
Your study sessions are less “doing homework” and more “curating an academic aesthetic.” Somehow, surrounded by greenery and good vibes, you actually get a surprising amount done.
Mostly C’s

Location: Arts Atrium
Your personality type: The Silent Genius
Nobody knows where you are.
Nobody knows how you’re always caught up.
You quietly sit down, finish your work, and leave before anyone even notices you were there.
Mostly D’s

Location: Commons Floor Zero
Your personality type: The Professional Yapper
You genuinely mean to study.
Unfortunately, every study session starts with a quick chat that turns into a 45-minute conversation. The good news? You somehow still finish the assignment.
Mostly E’s

Location: Commons 211
Your personality type: The Strategic Student
You always seem to have a plan.
You’ve mastered the art of getting work done before class, between classes, and during any random hour in your schedule. Productivity isn’t a goal, but a lifestyle.
Mostly F’s

Location: Library Field Room
Your personality type: The Library Purist
You found the most classic library-looking room on campus and immediately thought, “Yep. This feels right.”
Wooden tables, classic lamps, and serious study energy. You’re not here to hang out. You’re here to get things done.
Mostly G’s

Location: Individual Study Pods
Your personality type: The Lock-in Legend
When it’s time to focus, you disappear.
You enter the pod, put your headphones on, and emerge hours later with half your semester completed. Friends may text, notifications may arrive, but you’re on DND, and you will not be responding until you’re done.

So, did we nail it or what?
All jokes aside, please remember to take these results with a grain of salt. What do we know? Plus, we highly recommend regularly switching up your study spaces to keep things exciting. Variety is the spice of life.
– The UBCO Life Team <3
