Other than drinking and smoking (then onto vaping), no.
In my uni days I worked in a club and I saw far too many young ones come in while enroled at uni and other courses... within 6 months nearly all of them had dropped out. Some are still working there (a job with no stability, zero hour contracts, fuck all hours and management who couldn't give less of a fuck about you). Their lives have just stopped. They just revolve around drugs, drinking, house parties and rolling into work still half cut at 10pm. It's really sad.
That being said, no one was forcing drugs onto anyone. It was quite easy to say 'no' as long as you had your head screwed on. A lot of them thought it would be a better way to fit in, but it really didn't need to be that way.
The only time I really hit the roof with the drugs at work was when I went home for the weekend to see my family. Cue a text from my friend (also anti drugs) coming back to our house to my ex-friend and ones from work doing lines of coke off the coffee table. I have never been more angry and disgusted. It's one thing doing drugs, but it's another thing bringing it into someone else's bloody home. Myself and my friend were actually in the application process for two graduate schemes at the time. Both in professions where drug use is career ending. I couldn't believe anyone would put their selfishness and cringing aspiration to 'look cool' above our lifelong career options.
Those who didn't get into the drug scene all graduated and/or moved onto better jobs. Most of us have bought houses, had kids, got engaged/married, etc, now.
I also dated an ex drug dealer (didn't know this until we'd already been dating a few months, we broke up a few weeks later) and he was an absolute asshole. Drugs are just vile and they really fuck people up.
Not that bothered about weed use but anything else is just a big fat no, imo.