<p>Where is a good place to sleep if you have 2-3 hours between class. I am thinking of park my car in one of the parking structure then sleep in my car lol If possible, I don't want to sleep on the grass xD Library would be a nice place but will the librarian kick you out? lol</p>
<p>Lots of people nap in the library</p>
<p>Get enough sleep at night and you won’t have to worry about it. :)</p>
<p>@Ucsandiego, Geisel library has no problem with people taking a nap right? 
@Kings, I take a nap every single day regardless whether I have class or not lol It’s a habbit. I feel so *****ty if I don’t get at least 1 hour nap xD Its a good way to boost up your energy for next lecture :)</p>
<p>^Whatever works for you I guess.</p>
<p>Hahaha I love napping. I pass out in CLICS and Geisel (like in those comfy chairs) all the time, no one cares I promise. just don’t snore.</p>
<p>dude, it’s san diego! if it’s over 75 and sunny, pick one of the sun-baked concrete blocks on library walk. or the fountain in revelle plaza. if you want quiet, try stonehenge.</p>
<p>^Or if you want it REALLY quiet go to Plaza Cafe. The place is usually pretty empty. I was in there once and there was somebody dead passed out on a table with all their books and papers spread out around them. Ha ha. I’m totally serious.</p>
<p>There is a place in the Old Student Center that would be perfect- comfy chairs, quiet, and nobody really knows about it. It’s called the Treehouse Lounge (maybe Treetop?) I think, in any case, it’s right above the general store. Happy napping!</p>
<p>The random benches in the alleys between buildings work too, I’ve seen quite a number of people knocked out there.</p>
<p>I pass out in my car in the hopkins parking structure. I pick a nice space in the dark and lean my seat back. I even bring a pillow. I need it to be dark to nap, I can’t nap in the light.</p>
<p>@USMC, that’s my plan. A smart idea to bring pillow lol since I have class at 8 and my last class ends at 7 so I think I will do that too :D</p>
<p>You need to see a doctor specialized in sleep medicine. Unless you’re purposely depriving yourself of healthy sleep, getting tired in the daytime means there’s something wrong with your sleep. Do you snore?</p>
<p>The Sun God Lounge, across from Geisel, has a lot of nice couches. People nap there.</p>
<p>@Teen, No I don’t. It’s just a habit since I was little, and I usually sleep late. I attended Elementary to Middle school in Asia, and they let you go home at noon to eat and sleep xD</p>
<p>did you go to orientation? I distinctly remember them talking about how ucsd was a “nap friendly campus” XD they even have a nap map! </p>
<p>[1st</a> Annual UC San Diego Nap-In](<a href=“Employee Wellness”>Employee Wellness)</p>
<p>I still think it’s more important to get enough sleep at night.</p>
<p>Argothiusz, how much sleep are you getting total? If you’re tired even after sleeping in, that warrants a sleep study.</p>
<p>What do you guys do when you have that hour or so in the afternoon/evening when it’s nice and warm and you start to feel drowsy? Or is that just my abysmal circadian rhythm?</p>
<p>I drink coffee as a passtime.</p>