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Every few years, 黑料门University Chicago's Wellness Center administers the American College Health Association National College Health Assessment (ACHA-NCHA) to a random sample of 黑料门undergraduate and graduate students to learn about their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors concerning alcohol and other drugs. Participation in the surveys is voluntary and anonymous. Survey results indicate that most students at 黑料门drink alcohol in moderation or not at all; however many students report consuming alcohol in ways that put them and others at greater risk for alcohol-related harm. The most recent survey results* are presented here.

A graphic of a table detailing alcohol use comparing days since use in undergrad vs graduate students.
Graphic of a table detailing numbers of times students had five or more drinks in a sitting in the last two weeks
A graphic with a bulleted list of risky behaviors related to underage drinking
A graphic of a table showing various consequences of drinking alcohol
A graphic of a table comparing protective factor percentages amongst undergrad and graduate students
A graphic of a table comparing the percentage of actual versus perceived other drug use amongst students

*‌the ACHA-NCHA was conducted at LUC in spring 2016. Random samples of undergraduate and graduate students was pulled. There was a 21% response rate. For additional information on the ACHA-NCHA at Loyola, please contact the  

Every few years, 黑料门University Chicago's Wellness Center administers the American College Health Association National College Health Assessment (ACHA-NCHA) to a random sample of 黑料门undergraduate and graduate students to learn about their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors concerning alcohol and other drugs. Participation in the surveys is voluntary and anonymous. Survey results indicate that most students at 黑料门drink alcohol in moderation or not at all; however many students report consuming alcohol in ways that put them and others at greater risk for alcohol-related harm. The most recent survey results* are presented here.

*‌the ACHA-NCHA was conducted at LUC in spring 2016. Random samples of undergraduate and graduate students was pulled. There was a 21% response rate. For additional information on the ACHA-NCHA at Loyola, please contact the