gonzoapprentice92 said:

I'm confused is lower on the list druggier or less druggy?  Because I go to ohio university and every drug from dmt to smack is available.

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Yeah this list is ALL FUCKED up.  Ohio Wesleyan #11???  and OU (ohio university) is way lower than it...???...???  And ohio state isn't even on it???    This source must have been high off his ass.

Drise said:

I can't believe UC Santa Cruz didnt make the list

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Black_Sunset said:

Drise said:

I can't believe UC Santa Cruz didnt make the list

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openmind said:

Black_Sunset said:

Drise said:

I can't believe UC Santa Cruz didnt make the list

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LOL, this..

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veggie said:

50 Druggiest Colleges
December 13, 2010 - thedailybeast.com

"Operation Ivy League" last week snared five Columbia students, accused of running a large drug-selling operation. The Daily Beast ranks which campuses are hotbeds for student drug use.

When the news broke last Tuesday that five Columbia University students were arrested for selling drugs—including cocaine, ecstasy, and LSD—to undercover cops, the campus was stunned. Known as “Operation Ivy League,” the sting revealed what students at the prestigious university already knew: When campus enforcement and student activity create a “permissive environment” for recreational drug use, students are wont to take advantage.

Two and half years ago, a drug raid at San Diego State University culminated in the arrest of 75 students. Last September, two University of North Carolina students were arrested in a raid that resulted in the seizure of 321.6 grams of cocaine. And earlier this year, a Reed College student died from a heroin overdose, prompting the college’s president to issue a promise to curtail drug use on campus.

Campus drug use has been on the rise for decades, as nearly half of full-time college students binge drink or abuse drugs at least once a month, according to a 2007 study by the national Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse on drugs in American colleges. The percentage of students that smoke marijuana or use other illegal drugs, such as cocaine or heroin, doubled from 1993 to 2005.

The Daily Beast combed available statistics to figure out which campuses have both environments that may be permissive of drug use as well as a student body that partakes in illegal drug use. To rank the colleges and universities, we first turned to College Prowler, the largest student review database, to see which institutions had “drug scene” grades, which illustrate how students rate the prevalence of drugs on campus. A high grade, i.e. an A+, indicates that drugs and alcohol are not noticeable on campus and there is no pressure to use drugs. College Prowler provided an initial list of nearly 400 colleges and universities across the country of all sizes and academic rigor.

We then considered the surrounding environment, using the most recent data on illicit drug, marijuana, and cocaine use by state for 18-25 year olds, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 2009 National Survey on Drug Abuse. Lastly, we referred to U.S. Department of Education data for the number of on-campus arrests for 2009 for drug-law violations for each school. An arrests-per-capita metric was calculated for each school based on the Department of Education’s student population tabulations.

The College Prowler grades were assigned a numerical value according to the letter grade assigned, which was weighted one-third of each school’s final score; the arrests-per-capita rank and drug use ranks were also ranked one-third of the final rank.

Gallery: Ranking The 50 Druggiest Colleges

1. University of New Hampshire
2. Northeastern University
3. Bryant University
4. University of Maine
5. SUNY Purchase
6. University Colorado Boulder
7. SUNY Oneonta
8. California State University Monterey Bay
9. West Virginia University
10. Williams College
11. Ohio Wesleyan University
12. University of Oregon
13. Washington & Lee
14. Appalachian State University
15. Northern Arizona University
16. Kent State University
17. Indiana University
18. University of Vermont
19. Washington State University
20. Miami University
21. Florida State University
22. Rollins College
23. University of Wisconsin, Stout
24. Illinois State University
25. Oregon State University
26. University of California, Santa Barbara
27. Penn State
28. Vanderbilt University
29. Ithaca College
30. Centenary College of Louisiana
31. Connecticut College
32. Middle Tennessee State University
33. Gettysburg College
34. San Diego State University
35. Texas State University, San Marcos
36. Lawrence University
37. University of Arkansas
38. Denison University
39. Chapman University
40. University of Missouri
41. University of Illinois
42. University of California, Irvine
43. Eckerd College
44. University of Massachusetts
45. Marquette University
46. University of North Carolina Greensboro
47. University of California, Berkeley
48. Old Dominion University
49. Ohio University
50. Hampshire College

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Smaller colleges aren't on this list, but the budget state colleges are most likely to have a higher percentage of drug users... Lower key, less prestigious, more goal oriented, you see the picture.

Also, Arkansas(coughurkansas) but no Kansas?

wowitch17 said:

haha my school is on there.

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Awesome bro, mine isn't!

Black_Sunset said:

Drise said:

I can't believe UC Santa Cruz didnt make the list

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