In this article, we considered the analysis of data with a non-normally distributed response variable. In particular, we extended an existing Area Under the Curve (AUC) regression model that handles only two discrete covariates to a general AUC regression model that can be used to analyze data with unrestricted number of discrete covariates. Comparing with other similar methods which require iterative algorithms and bootstrap procedure, our method involved only closed-form formulae for parameter estimation. Additionally, we also discussed the issue of model identifiability. Our model has broad applicability in clinical trials due to the ease of interpretation on model parameters. We applied our model to analyze a clinical trial evaluating the effects of educational brochures for preventing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). Finally, for a variety of simulation scenarios, our method produced parameter estimates with small biases and confidence intervals with nominal coverage probabilities.