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In Turkey, 788 young people aged between 15 and 24 years committed suicide in 2012, and 417 of these young people were college-aged (Turkiye iistatistik Kurumu [TUIK], 2013). College life signifies a period in which one prepares for both a profession and social life as an adult. Some traumas resulting from adolescence are resolved and some major goals for future life are clarified during this time. Therefore, the college years can be seen as a challenging period in which compulsive behavior is likely youths are faced many difficulties.Suicide is an act of aggression against oneself, and the intentional extermination of ones own life. It is defined as "all cases of death resulting directly or indirectly from a positive or negative act of the victim himself, which he knows will produce this result" (Durkheim, 1992). Suicide is reported as the second-most-common cause of death for college students (Taub & Thompson, 2013). College students at risk for suicide can be classified into two broad groups: those who come to college with a diagnosis of a psychological disorder, those who first experience affective disorders during their college education. According to the Suicide Prevention Source Center (2004), leaving home and progressing to university can exacerbate an existing emotional problem or trigger a new one. College students' mental health is likely to deteriorate when bad sleep habits, drug use or experimentation, and alcohol use and abuse are combined with academic and social stress (as cited in Taub & Thompson, 2013). A study by Ceyhun and Ceyhun (2003) concludes that suicide risk among college students is quite high.Factors leading to increased suicide risk in college students and others can be categorized as biological, psychological, or socio-cultural. Alcohol and drug use are seen as important risk factors for suicidal behavior (Sue, Sue, Sue, S Field, Diego, & Sanders, 2001; Hallfors et al., 2004; Karamustafaoglu et al., 2010; Morris et al., 1995; Remafedi, Farrow, & Deisher, 1991; Shamsian, 2001; Wichstrom, 2000; Yalcm, Ecsizoglu, Akkoc, Yacan, & Gurgen, 2009). Based on these findings, it can be concluded that the above mentioned risk behaviors are not independent from each other, and risk behaviors bring about other risk behaviors. Therefore, it is important to examine the relationship between risk behaviors.Internet addiction can be seen as an important risk area as it has been seen frequently among college students in recent times. It cannot be ignored the positive effects of the internet on youth, but problematic Internet use and/or Internet addiction is a crucial and increasing problem (Bozoglan, Demirer, & $ahin, 2013; Li, O'Brien, S Niemz, Griffiths, & Banyard, 2005; $ahin, 2014; $ahin, Ozdemir, & Unsal, 2013). …

Suicide Risk in College Students: The Effects of Internet Addiction and Drug Use