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6.9University •855 Sherbrooke St W (at McGill College Ave), Montréal
Paige H. • September 24, 2015Don't forget there are multiple entrances to Leacock 132.
McGill University • October 17, 2012Finding the cafeteria might be a bit tricky but if you just follow the hallway on the 4th floor ...
Marie-Astrid H. • March 23, 2012The green area in front of the building is a nice place for lunch, a good book or to chat with some friends under sunlight !
McGill University • October 29, 2012Take your family and walk down the path towards the infamous arts building!
?Academic Building •3700 McTavish Street (btw Dr Penfield & Pine), Montréal
Aimee E. • November 24, 2011The giant chocolate chip cookies at the cafe are actually pretty good!
Alex S. • November 3, 2010Get into class without going through the front door by going up the staircase and entering from the top.
?Academic Building •1455, boul. de Maisonneuve Ouest (rue Mackay), Montréal
Concordia University • August 22, 2011The Greenhouse is housed on the 13th floor of this building. You can work on a group project surrounded by greenery year-round. It's also a nice place for lunch or tea.
?Administrative Building •1550 blvd de Maisonneuve (Guy St), Montréal
Cliff P. • April 13, 2018Take the small elevator to metro level to get coffee at Tim Horton’s (directly next to it).
Simon P. • March 2, 2011If the garage door is down, try the studio's side door to the left of Cafe X. It's usually unlocked.
Concordia University • August 22, 2011This new building has study rooms as well as many places to sit and study.
Concordia University • March 3, 2011The Faubourg Building has classroom facilities and up on the 2nd floor is a long food court where you can eat a quick and inexpensive lunch.
Concordia University • March 23, 2011The Guadagni or “G” Lounge is on the fourth floor. There’s a student-run canteen where you can get reasonably priced fare. There are plenty of tables and chairs- perfect for lunch or group study.
Concordia University • August 22, 2011Many little study nooks in this building, so search around. The main floor has couches and coffee tables, as does the hallway with the exercise science labs. The latter is often quiet enough to nap :)
Concordia University • March 24, 2011The lobby on the second floor has a number of tables and beautiful light. It’s a great place to study.
Tiffany D. • April 21, 2011not a bad building but when you're here for 6 hours a day its a bit much.
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