 Our primary aims are to determine the effect of a single session of 10 Hz L DLPFC rTMS on cannabis cue induced craving Aim1, and behavioral tasks of impulsive decision making Aim2, in non-treatment seeking individuals with Cannabis Use Disorder. The aims of the study will be accomplished by performing a double-blind, sham-controlled crossover trial. Non-Treatment seeking individuals with CUD will be recruited through media advertisements, as well as via a pre-established database of non-treatment seeking individuals who have participated in previous Cannabis trials and agreed to be re-contacted. Interested individuals will undergo a brief phone screen to determine if they meet general inclusionexclusion criteria, and if so will be invited to meet with study personnel in order to sign informed consent, and undergo a screening visit. There will then be two experimental visits separated by at least one week. During each of these visits participants will undergo either a real, or sham rTMS treatment, as well as a cannabis cue Paradigm. Data on craving as well as on impulsive decision making will be collected before and after each treatment. 