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Study Space at Beacon Street

We have a number of different types of study space on campus. Some spaces must be reserved in advance. Study space is zoned by noise levels:

Silent Study: No conversation is permitted in Silent Study zones.

Reserve a spot in the Kamens Center
Second Floor Library Silent Study (Esplanade side)

Quiet Study: Quiet conversation is permitted and expected, but volume must be kept low.

First Floor Library (Clausen and Soltes Rooms)
Second Floor Library Quiet Study (Beacon St. side)

Collaborative Study: Conversation is permitted and expected. These spaces are only available when not previously reserved; please check the digital calendars outside of the rooms.

Room 2501
Room 3202

Study Space FAQ

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What’s the difference between silent, quiet, and collaborative zones?

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There’s stuff in a study spot, but I haven’t seen a person there in awhile. What do I do?

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I left my things at a study space to [eat / go to class / etc.] and they’re gone. Help!

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During exams, will all spaces be silent?

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Can I eat and drink in study spaces?

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Which study spaces can be reserved?

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If I have a reservation at the end of the day, why can’t I stay until the building closes?

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I can’t make my reservation. What should I do?

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How do I cancel a reservation?

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Who do I contact if I have a question or problem with my reservation?

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Someone is in my reserved spot. What do I do?

Got a question that wasn’t answered here? Email us at library@neco.edu, or use the chat at the lower right of this page.

Places to Study Off Campus

In addition to the NECO Library, there are a number of other local libraries at which you can study.

The NECO Library is a member of the Fenway Library Organization (FLO), which means you can study at any of the other member libraries. Libraries include but are not limited to:

Please note: Hours are subject to change without notice, and FLO member libraries may on occasion restrict access to their students only. Check member websites or call before visiting.

The Boston Public Library has 25 branches throughout Boston, including the Central Library, which is close to NECO's Beacon St. campus.