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I have a spare room in my house that was converted into my "office". I have a nice desk & a nice chair..I'll study at the desk for a while, but then I usually get up & move around the room, or sit on the floor next to the desk lol. It just depends on your studying style. If money is tight, you could check out studying at your local library, or hanging out at a place like Starbucks or Panera's (and use their free wi-fi LOL).
Not necessarily, but to each their own. I study at the dining room table. There are two different desktop computers in my house and I have never studied at either one of those desks. Unless, there were NCLEX questions online but then again, I'd probably use my phone. Anyway, I've found that I study pretty well at the dinner table in comparison to coffee shops, public libraries, and other classmates' homes. That's just me. I'd suggest that before you spend any money, try the places you've studied well before. If those don't work, then try another FREE place lol. Good luck on your decision.
SavannahE
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I have always been the kind of person who doesnt really study and when I do it is always in an oversized chair or on the couch in my living room. I got accepted into a nursing program that starts next month and I need a dedicated study space. When i was doing pre-reqs i spent hours hunched over my books on the couch and it didnt work well for me. I work at an office supply store so with my discount and a gift card I should be able to get a very nice small student desk for about $50 dollars. Will having a dedicated study desk help me in school?