Maybe...Versace Man Eau Fraiche and or Dylan Blue...Channel Platinum Egoiste might work too. They are moderate price range (maybe $60-$80 depending upon where). Freshies and Blues usually work in a crowd of university students and professors. I have also found some "clone frags" at Burlington Coat Factory for low price. They go by the brand called: DECLASSIFIED. They may not have much silage but, still, on your skin, while in your study carrel, it can be pleasant --or for that someone that might lean in close to you asking the meaning of relativity. 😎 One DECLASSIFIED frag I picked up was a clone of Baccart's Rouge 540. DECLASSIFIED's name for it is: Crystal Rouge. It's sort of cross between a freshie and oud. --Some have referred to it as smelling like an antibiotic. Not sure what that means but I can sort of understand that it could mean it goes on clean smelling like rubbing alcohol and then has a nice scent of rosewood and water --sort of. It's light though so if you are worried about standing apart from others then it will not give you away. Unless, of course, someone leans in and finds you out to be smelling real fine, and classy cool... Best of luck to you in your search and your studies!

David, that used to happen to me too. I found when I was going too fast and furious to find that elusive scent, the scents found me --clogged and confused. I've slowed down these days. I try maybe two and that's it. After all, I only have two arms to apply a sample to sniff if it's going to work with me. I can always go back another day or weekend to try another 2 if the 2 I tried last time didn't make the score. I take my time now. Sometimes the package is attractive. But, like people, what's inside that package might not be right for me -regardless of the surface beauty! When I'm enticed by so many attractive packages, rather than try them all, I do a search for the notes inside before I apply. If those particular notes are interesting and or they are notes that I like, then I take a chance to consummate the relationship! Save your nose and, like the song goes: "Slow down...ya move too fast...ya got to make the morning last!..." Cheers!

Existentially speaking, I generally decide by what stirs something in me that is pleasant, memorable, and or a fragrance that holds an air of handsomeness and confidence. Price is another factor. If I can afford it, then it gets to sit on my shelf. If I have to figure out whether I make a car payment over getting a fragrance, even if it stirs my fancy, it stays on their shelf, counter, or site. Existentially, my decision to move out in the direction of what fragrance to try "next" is an open door. That is, it happens in life and living in a world of advertisement; Antonio C's suggestions; Brothers of Scent suggestions and super finds; a chance whiff of someone else wearing a fragrance unknown to me and interesting; walking by a cool or unusual perfumery and sampling fragrances that interest me; or just living, breathing, and being curious in the world of scents --existentially speaking that is! 😎 Best of luck to you on this awesome journey of scents and sensibility!...

@Alve Rahman Hmmm? Have you and Paul B. picked out your fragrance to wear once that Big, Beautiful, Ball room is built? Looks like you'll get front seat tickets! Keep us posted!

@Paul Bartnicki Ah! Yes, you must have front seat tickets to that Big, Beautiful, Ball room that's to be built. Be sure to let us know what fragrance you'll wear to that grand and dubious event!

Sorry for your loss David. This frag sounds/looks like the perfect match for saying goodbye and hello to the new place where you will stand. My best to you!