Which schools have a noticeable or dominant drug culture?

[Anonymous]

I’m asking about schools where getting high or being under the influence is common place and considered acceptable on a regular basis. Schools where a kid who doesn’t use drugs would feel out of place.

[Anonymous]

UVA

[Anonymous]

All of them, most notably the known "party" schools.

[Anonymous]

Brown if you consider pot a drug

[Anonymous]

Pitzer

[Anonymous]

Grinnell, Wesleyan, Reed

[Anonymous]

Wesleyan and Colorado College

[Anonymous]

Colorado College & Skidmore College.

[Anonymous]

Literally every non-religious college in the country assuming we're deeming weed to be on your list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Brown if you consider pot a drug

Not really. I'm on campus a lot and rarely smell it. Sure, students on most campuses engage with various substances. But, pot (smell at least) is a lot more prominent anywhere in DC than at Brown.

[Anonymous]

UVM Burlington, UC Boulder

[Anonymous]

Any place with a lot of wealthy students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UVA[/quote]


definitely not in my UVA students' cohort, but he didn't go Greek

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UVM Burlington, UC Boulder

CU-Boulder does not have a dominant drug culture. Pot is used by many, but not the dominant culture. Outdoor activities dominate CU-Boulder, not drugs or alcohol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brown if you consider pot a drug

Not really. I'm on campus a lot and rarely smell it. Sure, students on most campuses engage with various substances. But, pot (smell at least) is a lot more prominent anywhere in DC than at Brown.

Comparing it to DC is grading on a curve.