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Out of all the study spots, the one with the highest chance of finding a
seat to study in is at South Campus Hall building’s cafeteria. Not all
students know about this spot. You need to be someone who really knows
their ins and outs throughout Waterloo for this. It’s mainly because the
cafeteria is only busy in the morning, but in the evenings, it's a low-
populated area.

One of the most famous spots known on campus is a scientific centre
where world class researchers complete their PhDs and hope to discover
the next pages in our science textbooks. This place is called the
Quantum-Nano Centre, also known as the QNC, where the great Steven
Hawking cut the ribbon on its opening day. It's a simple study space for
students that has amazing downloads speeds because of amazing
internet. Oh, do students know how to make use of the best to the fullest!

These are all considered to be some of the best spots to study on campus
by students. Do they just randomly like these places because of where
they are located, or do students have a Spidey-sense for study spots?

QNC Inside