<p>Is this percentage higher or lower for engineering students? Thanks.</p>
<p>I doubt stastistical data has been collected on this, but i'm pretty sure engineering students spend the most time studying than any of the other colleges students, so they probably drink/party less.</p>
<p>are you a student at cornell?</p>
<p>On the flip side, engineering students may drink more, to escape the pain of the craploads of work.</p>
<p>92.647912, rounded to the nearest millionth. Is that what you're looking for?</p>
<p>I don't think anyone can give you a definitive answer to that. I will say, however, that Cornell is a large and diverse place, and that you'll find people of all types. Some will get trashed constantly, some occasionally, and some not at all. Whatever you are, you'll fit in just fine.</p>
<p>Well said AJ - that sums up the essence of the place</p>
<p>Engineering students party more in my experience, to blow off steam. If you want an honest guess at a percentage of CU freshmen who party at least once a week, I would speculate 60-70% maybe.</p>
<p>100% without a doubt</p>
<p>i was about to give an answer like yours AJK...</p>
<p>actually, the number is a lot less that many would imagine. it's pretty common with things like drinking, smoking, doing drugs, and especially having sex. people tend to think that more people are doing those things. however, especially with cornell being stereotyped a drinking school, the numbers might not be as far off. that's what you learn in HD.</p>