Research aim: Establishing the level of information and attitudes of students about marijuana, its positive and negative effects and the tendency to consume it. Methods and respondents: The program “google forms” was utilized as a research tool. A survey questionnaire with a total of 17 questions was created. The survey was completed by 170 respondents, all of whom were students. Results: More than 50% of respondents have consumed marijuana at least once in their lives, with the most common first encounter with marijuana being during their high school education. 81.1% of respondents believe that marijuana is not as harmful as it is often described, but a medical herb with a predisposition for a wide range of uses ranging from medical to economic purposes. Conclusion: The hypothesis that despite illegalization at least 50% of students consume marijuana has been proven. A large number of students are still not sufficiently educated about the effects and consequences of consuming marijuana, despite occasional contact with it and despite occasional contact with people who consume marijuana for recreational or medical purposes.