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Comparable Schools'
Drug Scene Grades:
Quick StatsAlcohol Related Referrals
117
Alcohol Related Arrests
58
Most Popular Drugs
- Adderall
- Alcohol
- Caffeine
- Marijuana
- Ritalin
College Prowler Take
You need to look pretty hard to find drug activity on campus. It always seems like students know of someone who’s really into drugs, but no students themselves ever admit to descending into drug use. There is some noticeable use of softer drugs, however. Alcohol seems to be the drug of choice for most students and just about everyone knows that guy who sits in his room and smokes pot all day. Non-users feel very little pressure to indulge in drugs. CMU has less drug use than your average high school. It’s true that students sometimes freak out before a test and begin to fiend for caffeine. There are also rumors of Ritalin use, but like most drug use on campus, no one ever really admits to seeing it happen. Drugs are not a dominant force in CMU culture, even though it isn’t that hard to obtain them. Students Speak Out
Love your school more than free food? Hate your school more than term papers?
Somewhere in between? Show the world what YOU think of YOUR school:
CMULL says: Carnegie Mellon University 2016 Arts, Visual and Performing  |
I feel like a lot of people at...
I feel like a lot of people at least smoke weed, especially in the fraternities and with people in the College of Fine Arts. However, it is not all that publicized.
Drug Scene: March 14, 2009
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CMUWM says: Carnegie Mellon University 2016 Engineering |
If you're looking for drugs,...
If you're looking for drugs, you'll find them. I don't look for them, so I don't notice.
Drug Scene: March 02, 2009
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CMUSSc says: Carnegie Mellon University 2016 Engineering |
CMU students do not have the time...
CMU students do not have the time or extra brain cells to sacrifice to drugs. Some drinking and smoking goes on but nothing too serious.
Drug Scene: March 02, 2009
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CMURS says: Carnegie Mellon University 2014 Math and Statistics |
Most drugs are available for those...
Most drugs are available for those who search for it, but people who aren't interested can easily go through CMU never seeing any. A lot of people smoke pot, and a good amount of people do harder drugs as well.
Drug Scene: March 02, 2009
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CMUMM says: Carnegie Mellon University 2016 Math and Statistics |
I think drug scene is somewhat big...
I think drug scene is somewhat big here, although it is probably less than other schools. I think no matter where you go to college, there will be a drug scene. A lot of my friends smoke pot usually every weekend. I have some friends who will smoke everyday. If you don't want to be involved in the drug scene, you easily do not have to be. I am not involved in it, and I am never pressured to be.
Drug Scene: March 01, 2009
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Drug Counseling Program
Employee assistance program (LifeWorks)
(412) 267-8126
Alcohol assessment services, short-term counseling and referral services
Interfaith Counsel
(412) 621-8875
Religious pastoral counseling and pastoral care
Student Health Services
(412) 268-2157
Alcohol dependency assessments, evaluation of alcohol on physical well-being
The Counseling and Student Development Center
(412) 268-2922
Alcohol assessment services, short-term counseling, support for children of alcoholics, alcohol-related literature
The health educator, Nancy Schmidt
(412) 268-7888
One-on-one counseling, educational programming for groups/organizations
The Office of Student Affairs
(412) 268-2075
Educational programming for groups/organizations, alcohol-related films and literature
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