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. 2022 May 18;19(10):6158. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19106158

Table 2.

Patterns of alcohol use in university students according to sociodemographic and occupational variables.

Variables Hazardous Alcohol Use Binge Drinking
No (n = 8450)
n (%)
Yes (n = 1717)
n (%)
p No (n = 5203)
n (%)
Yes (n = 4964)
n (%)
p
Sex Men 2188 (25.9) 635 (37.0) <0.001 1484 (28.5) 1339 (27.0) 0.082
Women 6262 (74.1) 1082 (63.0) 3719 (71.5) 3625 (73.0)
Age 17–20 6459 (76.4) 1351 (78.7) <0.001 3969 (76.3) 3841 (77.4) <0.001
21–24 1237 (14.6) 259 (15.1) 731 (14.0) 765 (15.4)
≥25 754 (8.9) 107 (6.2) 503 (9.7) 358 (7.2)
Occupation Student 5621 (66.5) 1109 (64.6) 0.077 3511 (67.5) 3219 (64.8) 0.012
Student and employee 910 (10.8) 175 (10.2) 548 (10.5) 537 (10.8)
Student and looking for work 1919 (22.7) 433 (25.2) 1144 (22.0) 1208 (24.3)
Residence University residence 1034 (12.2) 263 (15.3) <0.001 613 (11.8) 684 (13.8) <0.001
Family/own home 4240 (50.2) 637 (37.1) 2833 (54.4) 2044 (41.2)
Rental apartment 3176 (37.6) 817 (47.6) 1757 (33.8) 2236 (45.0)
Degree Arts and Humanities 1019 (12.1) 206 (12.0) <0.001 650 (12.5) 575 (11.6) <0.001
Sciences 1298 (15.4) 258 (15.0) 841 (16.2) 715 (14.4)
Health Sciences 1956 (23.1) 312 (18.2) 1203 (23.1) 1065 (21.5)
Social and Legal Sciences 3304 (39.1) 757 (44.1) 1936 (37.2) 2125 (42.8)
Engineering and architecture 873 (10.3) 184 (10.7) 573 (11.0) 484 (9.8)