Top party and 'stone cold sober' schools, according to The Princeton Review

<p>Top 20 party schools and "stone-cold sober" schools as they appear in The Princeton Review's 2008 edition of "The Best 366 Colleges."</p><p>Top 20 Party Schools</p><p>1. West Virginia University</p><p>2. University of Mississippi</p><p>3. University of Texas, Austin</p><p>4. University of Florida</p><p>5. University of Georgia</p><p>6. Penn State University</p><p>7. University of New Hampshire</p><p>8. Indiana University, Bloomington</p><p>9. Ohio University, Athens</p><p>10. University of California, Santa Barbara</p><p>11. Randolph-Macon College, Va.</p><p>12. University of Iowa</p><p>13. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge</p><p>14. University of Maryland, College Park</p><p>15. University of Tennessee, Knoxville</p><p>16. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign</p><p>17. Arizona State University</p><p>18. Florida State University</p><p>19. University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa</p><p>20. State University of New York, Albany</p><p>Top 20 "Stone Cold Sober" Schools</p><p>1. Brigham Young University</p><p>2. Wheaton College (Ill.)</p><p>3. Thomas Aquinas College (Calif.)</p><p>4. College of the Ozarks (Mo.)</p><p>5. Grove City College (Pa.)</p><p>6. U.S. Coast Guard Academy</p><p>7. U.S. Air Force Academy</p><p>8. U.S. Naval Academy</p><p>9. City University of New York, Queens College</p><p>10. Webb Institute (N.Y.)</p><p>11. Wellesley College, Mass.</p><p>12. Calvin College, Mich.</p><p>13. Wesleyan College, Ga.</p><p>14. U.S. Military Academy, N.Y.</p><p>15. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, Mass.</p><p>16. Berea College, Ky.</p><p>17. St. Olaf College, Minn.</p><p>18. Agnes Scott College, Ga.</p><p>19. Bryn Mawr College, Pa.</p><p>20. Spelman College, Ga.</p>

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