Students provided multiple reasons for caffeine use including: to feel awake (79%); enjoy the taste (68%); the social aspects of consumption (39%); improve concentration (31%); increase physical energy (27%); improve mood (18%); and alleviate stress (9%). Why coffee is good for college students? Increased brainpower – The antioxidants in coffee, […]
Pittsburgh, PA. With 446 bridges, the “City of Bridges” claims more bridges than any city in the world. But now Steel City has a new (and much more impressive) claim to fame: the most bars per capita of any city in the U.S., with 12 bars per 10,000 residents. Which […]
10 Of The Strongest Alcoholic Drinks From Around The World Bacardi 151 (75.5% Alcohol) Sunset Rum (84.5% Alcohol) Balkan 176 Vodka (88% Alcohol) Pincer Shanghai Strength (88.88% Alcohol) Hapsburg Gold Label Premium Reserve Absinthe (89.9% Alcohol) Good ol’ Sailor Vodka (85% Alcohol) Devil Springs Vodka (80% Alcohol) What is the […]
In terms of living arrangements, alcohol consumption is highest among students living in fraternities and sororities and lowest among commuting students who live with their families. What college drinks the most? College Towns with the Most Alcohol Consumption Alcohol on College Campuses. Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Morgantown and […]
These are the heaviest drinking countries in the world. Belarus had the world’s highest level of alcohol consumption, with 17.5 liters of alcohol consumed per capita. The country’s high level of consumption has had serious health consequences on its residents. Who consumes the most alcohol in the US? Per capita […]
The most popular alcoholic beverage among college students was not beer, but instead was hard liquor. Though the survey didn’t break out whether they preferred drinking it straight or mixed in cocktails, a whopping 61 percent of college students prefer liquor over beer, at 13 percent. What is the most […]
Dorm rooms at colleges and universities average around 12 by 19 feet. This is approximately 228 square feet of actual living space. That’s about the size of a one-car garage. What does a normal college dorm look like? Traditional rooms generally have a twin size bed, a desk, a closet, […]
Dupont Circle Just north of Downtown, the community is one of the most popular in the city, drawing a wide range of residents to its enclave of housing, amenities, education, and employment. The cost of living around here is about 10% higher than DC’s average. Where do grad students live […]
Washington, DC is one of America’s biggest and most important cities. As the national capital, it’s a city filled with power players turning the wheels of government.Cost of living in Washington, DC. Cost of living % above U.S. average 63.4% Median Home Value $1,069,329 Median monthly rent $3,002 Is moving […]
The United States performs well in many dimensions of well-being relative to other countries in the Better Life Index. The United States outperforms the average in income, jobs, education, environmental quality, social connections and life satisfaction. What is the lifestyle of USA? The American people individually and as a collective, […]
Most other BUMC students live off-campus, with the exception of a small number who live in graduate housing on the Charles River and Fenway campuses. Where do Boston grad students live? Back Bay is one of Boston’s most attractive—and expensive—residential areas. However, it’s not uncommon to find student renters, particularly […]
University Housing Rooms are usually single with a shared kitchen and bathroom if an en-suite option isn’t available. On the other hand, student dorms in the US are made up of dormitories where every student has to share a single room with at least one other student. What are American […]
On campus, students usually live in residence halls or dormitories, which are student apartment buildings that are often called “dorms.” Among the options are dorms for men- or women-only, freshman-only, and academic-, language-, or theme-focused housing to support diverse student interests. Do most American college students live on campus? Almost […]
In the US, despite also having shared kitchen facilities, many university halls either provide meals in an on-site cafeteria or offer a flexible meal plan for students to eat in the shared dining hall. Do American colleges have kitchens? College dorms do not typically have kitchens within individual student rooms. […]
There are three standard university housing styles in the USA — rooms, suites, and apartments. Some dorm examples you might find are: Shared room with one or more roommates on a corridor hall. Shared room with roommate/s in a suite, joined by a common area. Does American University have single […]