JCCC Cavaliers’ Favorite Study Spots Around Campus

Harold Jordan, a First Year Fashion Design Student, studies his work near the campus volleyball court on Thursday, October 22, 2026. Jordan chose this particular spot because of the outdoor smells and fresh air, and also because they enjoy watching campus life and people pass by.  


      

Sophie, a First Year Early Education student, and Charles, a First Year General Education student, look over class material together outside the MTC building on the outdoor benches and tables. They chose this study spot because of its secluded aspect and the peacefulness it provides.  


Vanessa Wallace, a Third Year General Sciences Major, works on classwork while waiting for her bus on the second floor of the MTC building. Wallace chose this spot due to its efficiency in its proximity to where she needs to go and also due to the comfortable environment.  


Aira Tapang, a Second Year Accounting Major, analyzes her classwork in the quiet area on the second floor of the Billington Library Building. Tapang likes this area because it helps Tapang Focus easily while also providing a peaceful environment.  


Ekene Anyanike, a Third Year Graphic Design Student, sketches in his sketchbook on the second floor of the Billington Library. Anyanike likes this area because of its quiet environment and the amount of space the tables provide to operate. Anyanike also enjoys the atmosphere that the windows provide, Anyanike feels that they help clear thoughts.  


Kyle McNew, a First Year Dental Hygiene Student, examines her class work on the second floor of the SCI building. McNew chose this spot in particular due to the fact that the sun doesn’t get in the eye and how its quiet and empty most of the time. McNew also enjoys watching the people pass by and the atmosphere of campus life through the big windows nearby.  


Alex Wolf, a Third Year IT Networking student, examines the class textbook in the CavConnect area in the COMS building. Wolf chose the spot because it’s quiet and secluded and allows them to be away from others.  


Nate Patrowsky, a First Year General Studies Student, examines classwork on their laptop in the Student Lounge. Patrowsky enjoys studying at the Student Lounge because of the ambience that people talking and moving around provide. Patrowski states that people talking helps calm his brain.  

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