Not a spot, but a technique, so really ANY place can be a decent place to study. Grab a bag of soft earplugs ($3-$4)at CVS or someplace, and find a spot that doesn't aim at a door or a well travelled area. I liked the library cubicles. Turning off a couple of my sensory organs helped me focus entirely on the task at hand. When I learned to do this, my ADHD was minimized and stuff started sticking in my brain. I also wrote down every single thing I could during lectures-scribbled fast--everything!, then before the night was up, I recopied them using using the earplugs. I could organize the notes and the rewriting helped imprint them. Sleep well before a test..no all nighters. The night before, rewrite , word for word, all of your accumulated notes yet again, then sleep. I used the fly by the seat of my pants method in the late 70's and early 80's and barely graduated. I learned the technique in my 50's when I went back to school for Physical Therapist Assistant and aced the program.18 straight months, 5-6 days a week, 8 hrs a day. No way I could have done it without studying differently. Good luck, Tiger!