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Super Sleep Spots At App State

The best places to grab a snooze on campus

Abigail Hubbs
Oct 24, 2016
Boone, North Carolina
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So, as college students, we all know that studying and grades are the most important things, right? Right. But finding the best study spots on campus is, as DJ Khaled says, "MAJOR KEY." However, unlike our kindergarten mistakes of not taking naps, I find naps are the main way to function in college! Here are a few of the best spots on Appalachian State's campus! (Thoroughly tested and nap specialist approved!)

1. The 4th floor of the Student Union

The new addition to the student union - the fourth floor - is relatively quiet and you can curl up with your laptop and study.... or watch Netflix and fall asleep... I mean study. (Sorry, mom!)

2. Above Cascades in one of the comfy chairs.

This one is my personal fave because I get oatmeal or beans and rice depending on the time and just go upstairs and eat in peace then nicely drift off.

3. A study room

Study rooms are elusive beasties that are sparse during the final exam period, but if you are lucky enough to snag one they are great for a snooze fest because you can only study so much.

4. The third floor of the library or the basement

Those tend to be quiet and you don't have to worry about super loud noises, especially on the third floor! However, if you snore I do not recommend the 3rd floor.

5. Central...."Roess"

After getting lunch or dinner and chilling with your super interesting textbooks, curl up in the booth and catch some z's.

6. Sanford mall or duck pond

I'm not going to say how reliably these places will be quiet or nice enough to nap and get some vitamin D but when it is nice enough it's totally worth it.

7. YOUR OWN BED!

Why are you on campus all the time? Go home hang out with your pet of choice and sleep in your super comfy bed whether it is in a dorm or at The Standard.... Oh wait, they aren't finished yet, my bad.

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