If not, Hodges Library Reserve may have the class resources you need
Rest easy during midterms because the Hodges Library Reserve has many important class materials needed for success.
Unfortunately, the myth of the “Library Test File” has to be put to rest, since the only materials put on Reserve are provided by the faculty themselves. Most materials are required reading articles, but some materials include finance and accounting solutions manuals and even course textbooks.
Almost every resource offered is available online, which is the most popular method of retrieving information from the Reserve. Online materials can be accessed from anywhere via the Course Reserves on the Library Web site.
The biggest draw for last-minute midterm crammers is the Reserve’s operating hours, open 24 hours from Sunday afternoon at 1 to Friday evening at 8 and 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday. The Reserve offers an ideal environment for individual and group study areas as well as a computer area for surfing and printing.
Also, the deadline for filing income tax returns is fast approaching, and the Reserve has all the forms needed. Once you have filed, don’t forget to grab a Free Application for Student Aid form, also available in Reserve.
For some study downtime, other features of the Reserve include the Juvenile and paperback collections.
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