Legally prescribed medications are excluded from this prohibition, and are permitted only to the extent that the use of such medications do not adversely affect the student's academic ability or the safety of such student or others. Prescriptions for controlled substances must be in their original pharmacy container and clearly labeled with the name of student, name of drug and dosage, name of the physician and pharmacy, and the date of the prescription and expiration date. The penalties for the illegal use, possession, or distribution of dangerous drugs are clearly spelled out by Federal and State Laws which include prison terms ranging from one year to life, upon conviction. An individual convicted of Federal or State offenses involving the distribution or possession of a controlled substance can be delegated ineligible for any or all Federal benefits including but not limited to Federal financial aid and student loans. Marijuana Otherwise known as cannabis, hashish, THC, grass, can cause impaired driving ability for at least four to six hours after smoking a single cigarette.
Cocaine is a stimulant.
Other names for cocaine are coke, snow, toot, white lady, blow, flake, cocaine powder, crack, and free-base coke. Heroin causes physical and psychological problems such as shallow breathing, nausea, panic, insomnia, and a need for increasingly higher doses of the drug to get the same effect. Dependency on heroin can develop within a few weeks of daily use. This means that over time large quantities may be needed to produce the desired effect. Although dependence is associated with tolerance , it is not the same thing .