U of T has so many wicked spots to study day and night. Far from the abundance of card-playing/pizza-ordering/annoying-hello-kitty-Asians. (I don't give a shit if that sounds racist, if you're a U of T student you know what I'm talking about...god I've been at this school too long)

and for that reason, my lips are sealed - sorry. I can't have word of our study spots getting out to the hell-kitty mob.

but...

the corner sections of the 10th and 12th floor (particularly) of Robarts is usually empty, or if people are there, its never noisy. but that'll only take you to 11pm.

gl on your exams

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Originally posted by me@t k@tie Enjoy the silence.

I have no input but i got the reference, i lol'ed.

I don't know many places open late that you can study that the homeless haven't already discovered. You can try Yorks library, my buddy goes there to study even though we go to Ryerson.

I would try university libraries to be honest. But usually after midnight they close.

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Originally posted by me@t k@tie Enjoy the silence.

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Originally posted by evil_cookie U of T has so many wicked spots to study day and night. Far from the abundance of card-playing/pizza-ordering/annoying-hello-kitty-Asians. (I don't give a shit if that sounds racist, if you're a U of T student you know what I'm talking about...god I've been at this school too long) and for that reason, my lips are sealed - sorry. I can't have word of our study spots getting out to the hell-kitty mob. but... the corner sections of the 10th and 12th floor (particularly) of Robarts is usually empty, or if people are there, its never noisy. but that'll only take you to 11pm. gl on your exams

the stacks at Robarts are so depressing - *maybe* that could help you to focus.

well for us registered students, I usually go to our building's common room or computer labs. You need the student card for access though.

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Originally posted by Dior Homme I don't know many places open late that you can study that the homeless haven't already discovered. You can try Yorks library, my buddy goes there to study even though we go to Ryerson. I would try university libraries to be honest. But usually after midnight they close.

When our library closed at University, we always went to the Hospital to study. Sunnybrook was across the street from our University and we would go and study in their cafeteria.

They had 24/7 Second Cup, and there was no one there besides a few doctors here and there. It was always dead quite (no pun intended) and you could even a few naps in the booth.

It was the perfect place!

I don't know any, but the path is quiet after 5.







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Originally posted by Orko Food court under Brookefield Place (Formerly BCE Place). Pretty quiet Friday through Sunday. You may get the odd pack of people going to the Hockey Hall of Fame, but it's not that popular, so the chances are low.

+1, this has become one of my fav spots.

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Originally posted by Sly_Guy +1, this has become one of my fav spots.

Also one of the cleanest public washrooms downtown!

You're also at U of T? I always seem to find a nook somewhere or another... Noranda is really nice, particularly as it is lit with natural light, and it is also open to 9pm. Find it in the Earth Sciences centre just above the auditorium (central building through the courtyard). The Munk Centre (just east of Robarts) also rocks if you can find some space... it is very calming to take a little study break and walk around a bit outside, I've found.