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Reference for Non Medical Stimulant Use in College

Non-medical stimulant use among college students is correlated with higher rates of other substance use, drug dependency, specific social settings, and geographical location.

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5% to 35% of college students use unprescribed Adderall while in their time at school. 20% of college students abuse prescription stimulants, including Adderall. 

Prescription Stimulants and College Students

Adderall is classified as a drug stimulant. It is commonly used to treat ADHD and used to enhance focus and attention. The DEA acknowledges that it can be highly addictive and abused.

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