Banning indoor smoking on campuses isn’t new — but today, more and more colleges also are putting an end to it outdoors. More than 360 colleges have laid down the law about smoking anywhere on campus, according to the Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation.

Yet still more allow students to smoke, even though the smoking rates among college students are extremely high at 30%.

Three states — Illinois, New Jersey and Wisconsin — have passed laws making residence halls and dorms 100% smoke free.

One of the most recent states to jump on the nonsmoking bandwagon is Florida.

Just this month, Florida Atlantic University began limiting smoking to specific spots on campus. The school hopes to become completely smoke-free in a year, according to the South Florida SunSentinel.com

Also in Florida, smoking will be restricted at Broward College and Palm Beach Community College. While the University of Miami’s medical campus will see an end of smoking come March.

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