Alcohol

For many students, drinking alcohol is closely associated with fun. For young adults who have yet to experience the negative aspects of drinking alcohol, the idea of drinking while going to a party, game, or club enhances the experience. What they overlook is how much of an impact drinking too much can impact their academic…

In a study of close to 14,000 college students, it was found that the amount of time a student spent drinking alcohol was a good predictor of a student’s grade point average (GPA). They found that the more time a student spent drinking in their spare time, the lower their GPA. Have a Question?  Learn…

58 percent of college students between the ages 18-22 drank alcohol in the past month, according to a recent National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). That’s a lot of alcohol consumption considering most of that age group is under the legal drinking age. Worried About Your Drinking? Reach out today for a confidential…

Life in college is a time of self-discovery and personal development. For many students, it’s the first period of time in which they’re on their own, free to make their own decisions, and responsible for their best interests. This period can also be stressful. Students turn to friends, sororities, and fraternities to relax and enjoy…

Why start drinking? In U.S. colleges, the culture of binge drinking remains a powerful force that young people need to work hard to avoid.

What’s the relationship between sleeping and alcohol? Specifically, can more rest mean less drinking for college students?