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A recent study has shown that college students in the United States today spend 75 percent of their time sleeping or socializing.

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By Addison Corriher/ The Chronicle

April 2, 2013 | 10:36pm EDT

A recent study has shown that college students in the United States today spend 75 percent of their time sleeping or socializing.

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