An Alcohol Rehab Center May Be in Store For Many Top Party School Students

Many parents probably don't know there are lists of Top Party Schools - where the kids are more likely to spend their time drinking or hung over than studying.
This year, the University of Florida is near the top of at least two lists.
Gainsville and other Florida cities that have an alcohol rehab center are going to have their hands full.
The University of Florida is number two in the top ten party schools on pub.
com and number four on the Princeton Review list.
That's out of literally thousands of U.
S.
colleges and universities.
UF has more that 52,000 students - and about 12,000 of them are likely to fail a test or project this year because they were hung over.
That's 12,000 kids that probably should be in an alcohol rehab center or some other treatment that will get them to quit drinking.
But everyone drinks in college, right? You drank in college and you're doing okay.
So, what's the big deal? Why does drinking in college mean the student should get treatment from an alcohol rehab center? Well, things may have changed since you went to school.
Here are the statistics on college drinking from Core Institute, a leading provider of research info on drug and alcohol abuse and addiction.
Nearly 160,000 students will drop out of college after their first year because of drug or alcohol abuse or addiction.
The average college student spends twice as much on alcohol as they do on books.
Nearly 25% of college students say they've failed on a test or project because they were hung over from drugs or alcohol.
20% of college students who normally practice safe sex don't do so when they're drinking.
70% of college kids say they've engaged in sexual activity that wouldn't have taken place had it not been for alcohol.
90% of campus rapes occur when one or the other party was drinking.
60% of college women with sexually transmitted diseases were drinking at the time of contact with the infected person According to the Centers for Disease Control, one in 1500 college students is HIV positive, and HIV is growing faster among teens and young adults than any other sector of the population.
These facts alone should motivate you to get your kid into an alcohol rehab center.
300,000 of the students in college today will eventually die from something related to alcohol - drunk driving accidents, cancers, cirrhosis of the liver, and heart disease are among them.
If your kids already drink, you'd be wise to get them into an alcohol rehab center so they can quit drinking before they get to college.
Or, if they're already in college and drinking, consider taking them out for a while so they can get straightened out.
Also, if you want to avoid having to get help for your kid through an alcohol rehab center, check out the top party school lists so you know what they are and see if you can arrange for your kid to go to a college that's known for excellent academics, not excellent parties.
There is at least one alcohol rehab center in every city in Florida.
Getting help for your college-aged kids could prevent them being one of the statistics.
Don't delay.
The numbers change by the minute.
It's important that they quit drinking, now.
If you need more information, check out these articles on alcohol and drug addiction treatment, addiction and abuse.