Hey Joe and Jane College, want better grades? Live cleaner and healthier lives. A new study at the University of Minnesota shows that unhealthy patterns of behavior — smoking, drinking, gambling, camping out on the Internet, and so on — clearly correlate with low grade point average. The study also showed that working a job, even a full-time one, does not negatively impact academic performance. Of course, Joe and Jane, your parents could have told you all of this. And probably did.
Good Kids Make the Grade
Unhealthy patterns of behavior correlate with a low G.P.A., according to a new University of Minnesota study.