article_snippet.sent: University students who smoke cannabis can expect to get lower grades across the board but especially if University students who smoke cannabis are studying maths, a new study has revealed.
article_snippet.sent: Statistics collected at Maastricht University in Holland, where cannabis is decriminalised, have shown that students who were able to buy the drug from coffee shops were five percent less likely to pass students who were able to buy the drug from coffee shops courses.
article_snippet.sent: At the same time, foreign students who did not have ready access to the mind bending drug did better on average, the Observer reported.
article_snippet.sent: In a paper recently unveiled at the Royal Economic Society conference in Manchester the economists showed plainly that those without easy access to the drug did better in those without easy access to the drug studies on average.
article_snippet.sent: The temporary prohibition constrained consumption amongst the non-German, Dutch and Belgian nationals and the non-German, Dutch and Belgian nationals brain function improved.
article_snippet.sent: Students who were able to buy the drug from coffee shops were five percent less likely to pass Students who were able to buy the drug from coffee shops courses .
article_snippet.sent: Marie was quoted as saying the difference was found to be similar to those observed in the US when students reach legal drinking age.
article_snippet.sent: The change before and after restriction was seen to be even more pronounced amongst ‘low achievers’.
article_snippet.sent: Without access to cannabis access to cannabis had a 7.6 percent chance of passing the courses.
highlights_snippet.sent: Study at Maastricht University found access to drug lowered grade scores .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Those who could buy cannabis legally did 5% worse across all courses .
  