Alcohol and Drug Use Among CU-Boulder Undergraduate Students

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Alcohol and Drug Use among CU-Boulder Undergraduates
Results of the College Alcohol Study Surveys

Data for subgroups (e.g., gender, class level, residency): 1993-2001

Data for key variables, by year (Excel)

Data suitable for graphing (Excel)

In-depth Survey Results 1997-1999, by:

Gender: in general, males drink much more than females. Spring 1998 Spring 1999

Class Level: lower-division students tend to drink more than upper-division students. Spring 1998 Spring 1999

Residency: in general, out-of-state students drink much more than in-state students. Spring 1998 Spring 1999

GPA: students with lower GPAs tend to drink more. Spring 1998 Spring 1999

Substance-free housing: students in substance-free housing tend to drink less and suffer from fewer indirect effects of alcohol use. Spring 1998 Spring 1999

Greeks and Graduate Students: students in Greek organizations tend to drink more than non-Greeks; Graduate students drink the least. Spring 1997

Greeks versus Non-Greeks, Fraternities versus Sororities Spring 1997

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Updated April, 2005

Last revision 03/24/06

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