A Reflection On College Drinking

In the past few months I have learned a lot about myself. I was very angry when the incident first took place. I know that many people do not drink their age and do not get caught. I asked myself why it is me. At first, I was hesitant to change, but I have been blinking over the past few months. I am really using this situation for my benefit. I learned a lot from myself. I have used these for the past few months to really appreciate my life and set new goals for myself.

According to some national survey data, about five-fourths of college students are drinking alcohol, and in the last two weeks two in college students over-drinking (defined as a man who drinks five or more times continuously) )is. Diet) Women's Column) As NIAAA points out, at least 1,400 college students have died of alcohol. High-risk drinking can also cause serious injuries, attacks and other health and academic problems. This is a major factor harming the property of the facility. All students (whether drinking alcohol or not) and the community will feel the ripple effect of alcohol problems on campus.

The most serious consequence of drinking alcohol at a high-risk university is death. The Department of Education has evidence that at least 84 college students have died of alcoholism or related injuries since 1996 - they believe that the actual sum is higher due to incomplete reporting I will. Given alcohol-related traffic accidents and extracurricular injuries, it is estimated that more than 1,400 college students die each year from alcohol-related injuries. In addition, over half a million full-time students suffered unintended injuries that were not fatal, and more than 600,000 students were hit or beaten by other drunk students (Hingson et al., 2002). The manager is well aware of the alcohol burden in the campus environment. For example, in a recent survey of 330 universities and universities

Drinking at university has become a ceremony that students are often regarded as an integral part of the experience of higher education. Many students have drunk habits at college, and university environment exacerbates this problem. According to a nationwide survey, nearly 60% of college students last month drank alcohol between the ages of 18 and 22, nearly three of them drinking alcohol at the same time. In a national university student survey reporting the academic impact of drinking, such as absence, delay in class, poor performance of exams and papers, comprehensive performance decline, the number of drinkers who drink at least three times a week is about 6 It is a person. There is a possibility that there are many people who are drinking but have never been tested by drinking alcohol or have poor performance due to drinking (40% vs. 7%) and 5 times (64% vs. 12%). 6