Ranking Canadian Universities by Marijuana Use of Students
Our annual student survey reveals which schools—and which programs—report the highest pot use.
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Nearly two-thirds of the 22,384 respondents to the Maclean’s 2018 student survey said they never smoke pot, while only a small percentage reported being weekly or daily users. Please note: All toking was self-reported.
For our article on what Canada’s legalization of marijuana means for university life, see here.
OVERALL
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BY SCHOOL
Universities with a percentage of students reporting various levels of marijuana use.
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BY PROGRAM
Programs with the largest percentage if students reporting any level of marijuana use.
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