Alcohol And Academic Performance
February 6, 2014 in Daily Bulletin
The Economist took a look at some numbers related to alcohol and college:
- The more that colleges in Cambridge spend on wine, the better their academic results tend to be.
- This is probably because richer colleges are able to spend more on alcohol…and also programs that actually boost academic performance.
- Older colleges also attract more upper class students – the types who would enjoy wine and have the cash to give themselves an academic boost through extra tuitions and coaching.
- Most of the wine probably isn’t drunk by students anyway. It’s spent on functions for alumni to help raise money.
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Source: The Economist
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