I would just like to point out that Jesus' first miracle was providing alcohol at a party. That's all I'm sayin'.

IT WAS SARCASM. JEEZEL PETE! I think most people know about the water into wine.

My neighbor went there in the 50s, and it was known as a party school back then too. Some things never change.

My cousin's daughter is going there in the fall; no one is quite sure she will last it, and the reputation

Lol, you imagine correctly. :D God is a DJ and life is a dance floor--especially at UCSB. See?----------> http://www.pledgepark.com/images/smilies/party.gif

Mrs. DA and I were there in the 60's and oldest daughter graduated from there in 1999.

Yep, it was known as a party school then, too.

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Hotty Toddy! No. 2 for two years in a row. My friend at the University of Massachusetts often regales me with tales of the zoo. I laugh them off and tell her to bring her butt down South.

I'm obvsiously late on this, but I am dumbfounded on how UF topped this list. I had to transfer out of Gainesville before I started UF because I was so bored. Maybe I wasn't there long enough to give it a chance, but that was by far the worst experience ever.

^^neither Gville or Tally have a lot going on from what I hear.

Other than the schools, not really. At least Tallahassee has FAMU as another school where things are happening.

Ahhh, but I am quite nostalgic about my days partying at UF before I was even in college! :D

I hear what you're saying, I know a few people that did the same.

And since when does The Princeton Review make the ultimate decision on which school is a party school? :confused:

Well, I think the problem with Gainesville is that all the bars are dispersed throughout downtown, so the student population is sprinkled in different places. Instead of all the students being in one general area, there are small amounts of students at different places. With the exception of Gator City and Rue Bar, I never found a full bar. The aforementioned were generally too packed to have fun. Plus, they only went out on Friday and Saturday nights, it was a ghost town during the rest of the week. The cover was AWFUL as well.

With Tallahassee, we pretty much have one block (The Strip) with about 6-7 bars, which concentrates a huge amount of students in 7ish bars all next to each other. I love the Tally party scene, it's packed virtually every night. The cover is low and you meet so many people.

The Princeton Review failed. I'm glad I made the switch.