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From my experience and from others, I could say with certainty that you will a very wide spectrum of people in every institution. Interactions with diverse personalities make you humble and nonjudgmental.
I m a T totaller, but I am able to enjoy a nice party where peers are gulping down gallons of alcohol. And it has never been the case that others have ever tried to force me to take drugs or alcohol. They have always been respectful and protective.
Just let your boundaries be known to your peers beforehand. Don't do things which you don't like just to appear cool. If you don't bow down to peer pressure in the firsr semester, you are set for the rest of your college life
You will also find MANY others in the college who share your likes / dislikes. So it's not like that that everyone who goes to NLU will turn out a junkie or alcoholic.