1- You wake up more often during the time that you are usually asleep. A review of studies, done by the London Sleep Center, determined that increasing alcohol consumption would cause sleep interruptions hours later. As the body processes alcohol into the system, the person tends to wake up more at dawn.
2- Talk to a counselor about ways to change behavior while drinking, or how to stop altogether
3- Being at a party with alcohol in a residence hall or other place where it's against school policy to have alcohol
4- Treat your academics like a 9-5 job
5- Take your allergy medicine so you don't forget when you come home
6- It's when someone gets really drunk but still seems conscious and active, but they won't remember anything the next day
7- Both the second and third answers are correct
8- A stadium where no alcoholic beverages are allowed
9* Suspensions and expulsions are the only disciplinary sanctions that show up on your transcript
10- This will show up on future background checks that potential employers, landlords, and other entities might see
11- If a friend has been drinking and gets sick or injured, you can call 911 or campus safety for help and you will not get in trouble even if you are underage and have been drinking too
