High School Seniors More Stressed, Party Less Than Parents Did

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- High school seniors are not partying as much as their parents generation, according to a new survey by UCLA.

High school seniors are spending more time working and less time partying, according to a study by UCLA.
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Tom Renner

02/08/2015 1:30 p.m.

Seniors are too busy trying to get into college, according to the survey. Some seniors are fighting depression and anxiety if they don't get into their top college choices, the story said.

UCLA's survey found 18 percent of students spent 16 hours ore more with their friends. In 1987, students spent 37.9 percent of seniors spent 16 hours or more with friends.

Click here to read a CBSNews.com story about the survey.

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