evaluate there own universities problem with students alcohol abuse in Greek and athletic programs. Scholars may also continue in the area of Maine but look at the drug aspect in the Universities. This research allows many other scholars to question what makes these athletes and Greeks more likely to drink than the other students. My research would serve as a solid starting point for many others to pursue in various different directions. So by making this project a great step for solving the question where is alcohol more prevalent, so Universities can correct this problem at the starting point, before it becomes out of hand.A few limitations in this study are worth noting. First, the classification of respondents into the two different categories, intercollegiate athletics and Greek societies was based on students' self-reports. Some students may have misinterpreted or misrepresented their role in the group or the questions being asked of them, although I do not expect that this will occur in large numbers.Second, the survey required students to provide sensitive information about their alcohol use, their amount of consumption, and the effects it had on them while they were intoxicated. If revealed, this information could result in their being suspended from athletic participation. Although this could affect the data by encouraging athletes to underreport, the survey questionnaires and interviews will be anonymous, providing the respondents with adequate protection. Except for the possibility of suspension from athletics, the same concerns about sensitive information would apply to the Greek participants.Ethical ConsiderationsI must understand the setting that the consumption of alcohol is occurring and the people whom are drinking around. I would tell my interviewees that they have complete secretly in the information the tell me, and if they wish there name and their Greeks name will be left out of the document. I will assure them t...
