On United States college campuses, student identification cards are now developed with the ability to put campus cash onto the card which, is converted into a debit card that can be used to purchase goods and service at various university-affiliated stores on campus and off campus. In a prior study is shown that 42% of the surveyed students used their student identification card to purchase cigarettes. This founding had lead campuses and student identification cards to develop polices about tobacco and e-cigarettes at major American Universities (Boyers & Karimkhani & Riggs & Dellavalle, 2015). The World Health Organization international agency for research on cancer considers smoking tobacco as a class 1 carcinogen. There was a new study
