What are the top ten party schools in the country and the top ten college towns in the country?
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According to the Princeton Review, the top ten party schools in the country are (the list includes 20, these are only the top 10):\n\nUniversity of Texas - Austin\nPenn State - University Park\nWest Virginia University\nUniversity of Wisconsin - Madison\nUniversity of Mississippi\nOhio University - Athens\nUMass  - Amherst\nLouisiana State University\nUniversity of Iowa\nUniversity of California - Santa Barbara\n\nPrinceton Review's list of best college towns (also consists of 20 schools, these are only the top 10)\n\nEugene Lang College\nBarnard College\nColumbia University\nSuffolk University\nDePaul University\nSouthern Methodist University\nMcGill University\nUniversity of San Fransisco\nAmerican University\nSimmons College
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I've heard of the top ten PREFERRED. \n\nCal Tech, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Stanford, Berkeley are the top five - the other five they change year to year.
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The two best journalism schools in the country are Columbia University in New York and the University of Missouri.\n\nhttp://www.jrn.columbia.edu/\nhttp://www.journalism.missouri.edu/
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Here is a list that is considered the definitive list of the World's Top 200 Universities...Harvard is number 1. My school is number 21 (McGill University in Montreal)! All of the US ivy leagues are top notch, and also Oxford in England.\n\nhttp://www.staff.hum.ku.dk/hp/KU_Bestyrelse/Top10/international_comparisons_World.htm
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In the NY Area:\n1. City University of New York, Borough of Manhattan Comm. College\n2. Genesee Comm. College\n3. Hudson Valley Comm. College\n4. Long Island Univ.-Brooklyn Campus\n5. Mohawk Valley Comm. College\n6. Molloy College\n7. Nassau Comm. College\n8. Onondaga Comm. College\n9. Rockland Comm. College.\n10. State Univ. of New York-Health Science Center at Stony Brook\n11. Westchester Community College.\n\nHope this helps.
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well University of Sydney  and  University of New South Wales are on top of the list ........\n\nthe rest contain  \n\nMacquarie University\nUniversity of Technology, Sydney, \nUniversity of Western Sydney,\nAustralian Catholic University\nUniversity of Notre Dame Australia\nUniversity of Wollongong.
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MIT\nHarvard\nUniversity of Penn\nUC Berkeley\nNew York University\nCornell University\nColumbia University\nStanford University\nYale University\nPrinceton University
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About an hour and a half southwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Nice place ... great college party town!
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Since you didn't list the college, you can do an education search on Yahoo. You can search by country, state, then city. It will list all of the schools in the city that you want.
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EASY ANSWER: EMERSON COLLEGE IN BOSTON, MA.\n\nIT'S FREAKIN' AMAZING IF YOU'RE INTO WRITING/JOURNALISM.
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It's one of the top rated in the country!  The campus is great, a great mix of strong academics with an awesome party scene.
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Western and Queen's are both considered party schools.  \nALL universities are considered party schools. Both have a great reputations for their academics.  Pick based on which program suits you the best.
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Boston, MA... it's the best college town.\n\n1/5 people in Boston are college students/professors.
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Go to 50states.com.  Then click on Washington.  Look for the section labeled "schools and universities."  This section will list every college and university in the state, with links.
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According to the US News & World Report (2006 Edition) of the Best National Universities: University of Florida ranked 50th place, University of Miami ranked 55th place, Florida State University ranked 109th place.\n\nThe real choice is yours!!
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Harvard University\nStanford University\nUniversity of Michigan\nNorthwestern university\nPurdue University and many more....
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Maryland and Virginia are excellent state universties.  Others include anything in the Big Ten or any UC schools.  There are lots of excellent private universities other than those in the Ivy League (Chicago, Duke, Stanford, Rice, etc).  US News & World Reports ranks colleges.\n\nI've provided a link to Princeton Review.  They have a tool that asks you questions about what you want in a school as well as about your background.  It then suggests several schools that might be of interest to you.  I think you ought to start there.