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Okay, so right now, um, I'm outside of Wells Hall. Can't this one of the more known buildings? Um, Master? Yeah. Most of the math classes are in there, So if you have to take a math class your freshman year, um, you would definitely be in Wells hall. Um, one of the other things that has a Starbucks that is really cool is, uh it has a math help center. Uh, is really good at, um, providing resource is tio where they can help you with your math homework. Uh, this is a room that you go on for free, and it's full of, like, teacher's assistants that, um, like tutors. So even if you're in, like, an advanced math course, like they would have somebody that's more advanced than you help you out. Um and I personally have never needed to go there because I find math pretty easy. Um, you can so go and do your homework in that room. Um, all it is is a room where you could do homework in. Then if you have a question on, um, there's a ton of students say that are willing to help. So you just raise your hand, Um, and they'll come over and they'll help you, which is really amazing. Resource, Um, all your math classes, they will tell you you have a question or struggle with your homework, and the professor can't help you or is busy. Uh, so you can go in there and just quick, get in, answer to your question other than, like, e mailing your professor and, like, waiting for it. So also across here is, um, a little like quad area where people hang.
