Do we really need a new Top Ten Party Schools thread every year?
 

Yes, yes we do.

1. University of Wisconsin-Madison
2. Ohio University-Athens
3. Lehigh University
4. University of California-Santa Barbara
5. State University of New York at Albany
6. Indiana University-Bloomington
7. University of Mississippi
8. University of Iowa
9. University of Massachusetts-Amherst
10. Loyola University New Orleans
11. Tulane University
12. University of Georgia
13. Penn State University
14. West Virginia University
15. The University of Texas-Austin
16. University of Tennessee-Knoxville
17. University of New Hampshire
18. University of Florida
19. Louisiana State University
20. University of Maryland-College Park

http://www.cnn.com/2005/EDUCATION/08....ap/index.html


"UW-Madison is once again the #1 party school in the nation according to both the Princeton Review and my wallet." -- my friend Laura . . . and I have to agree.

First poster to question the Princeton Review's questionable methods gets kicked out of this thread. ;)

Yeah well, Iowa would be #1 if you counted all those hot, blonde Dance Marathon kids who graduated.

My alma mater, representing at #6! :D

This list is boosheet.

Oh so hot. Those hot Iowa Dance Marathon Executive Director type blondes make me swoon!

I'M MIKE JONES.

One of the things the article takes into consideration to know if its a party school is the precentage of members in Fraternities and Sororities... that seems kind of like a slap in the face

agree.

GDIs dont party, they have riots when drinking.

Greeks do have a little more self control in most cases!:)

Rather Party with Peeps I know than some slub who is puking and playing gang dancing!

Indiana:

Last in football

Near last in Basketball (come home, bobby Knight)

#6 in partying - and trying harder

I heard that on NPR this morning. Oddly, though, my understanding is that the percentage of students who are greek at Iowa is still quite small.

LOL. Did you know she's going to grad school now? I wonder where . . .

OUT OF MY THREAD, BIA!

;)

Ditto Wisconsin. It's around 8 or 9 percent of the student body. However, the Greek system at both Iowa and Wisconsin is still decent-sized -- but only because the schools are big.

Teach for America!!! #1 party for all time!!!

are you kdding me? did they seriously not include FSU on the list?

Glad to see ZooMass represent...

*snicker*
I guess we don't have those kids at Texas, since we are only #15:p