Study spots:

USC interview center - Free place to book a private room and take and interview, zoom class, or anything else you need to do!

Caruso Catholic Center Library - A more or less empty library open till late night to all students. Lots of commuters use this as a home base as well. I've heard other religious centers have spaces for studying as well

Entrepreneurship center- Bridge Hall basement. Also always empty

Marshall Library in JFF - Can get full but almost always as a space one you include the Cafe seating.

Productivity:

Free coffee and breakfast in JFF every Tuesday and Wed https://www.instagram.com/p/C3TFlIgvC5Y/

Free coffee on Trousdale from the Focus Missionaries almost every Tuesday afternoon. Don't worry, this group isn't culty at all and doesn't care to add you to their bible studies, it's their outreach service.

AI Presentations when you don't want to spend hours making presentations/pitch decks or can't make good ones. This one works within google slides but you have to use your personal email (usc hasn’t activated chrome extensions)

https://plusdocs.com/?via=usc

Sticky notes for when you want to jot something down from class but forgot paper https://keep.google.com/

Daily Tasks Organization for those who can't focus.

https://www.notion.so/

Free laptop rentals for when you need a laptop but don't have one

Computers & Laptops - Orientation at USC Libraries - Research Guides at University of Southern California

BONUS:

Free USC run shuttle to Marina del Ray for waterfront activities, shopping, and restaurants:

Marina Del Rey Shuttle - USC Transportation