Drug addiction among students can stem from a variety of factors, including peer pressure, stress, mental health issues, and exposure to drugs at home or in their environment. Social media and pop culture can also play a role in influencing students' attitudes toward drugs. Additionally, students may use drugs as a coping mechanism for problems such as anxiety, depression, or trauma. Access to drugs, whether from friends, family members, or dealers, is also a key factor. Prevention strategies should focus on education about the risks and consequences of drug use, promoting positive coping mechanisms, providing mental health resources, and creating a supportive environment for students.