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1. University of Texas at Austin
2. West Virginia University
3. University of Wisconsin-Madison
4. University of Miami
5. East Carolina University
6. Arizona State University
7. Rollins College
8. University of California-Santa Barbara
9. Plymouth State University
10. University of Iowa
"In celebration of Playboy's party school rankings, the magazine will throw two legendary parties sponsored by Playboy Fragrances for Men. The first party will be held on Thursday, April 22 in Austin to honor the University of Texas as America's top party school. A second bonus party will be held on Saturday, April 24 in Tempe to award ASU students for their longtime commitment to partying and for making Playboy's Top Party School List 5 times (1987, 2002, 2006, 2009, and 2010). In addition, Playboy's editorial team voted ASU's co-eds the hottest of 2010."
1. University of Texas at Austin
2. West Virginia University
3. University of Wisconsin-Madison
4. University of Miami
5. East Carolina University
6. Arizona State University
7. Rollins College
8. University of California-Santa Barbara
9. Plymouth State University
10. University of Iowa
"In celebration of Playboy's party school rankings, the magazine will throw two legendary parties sponsored by Playboy Fragrances for Men. The first party will be held on Thursday, April 22 in Austin to honor the University of Texas as America's top party school. A second bonus party will be held on Saturday, April 24 in Tempe to award ASU students for their longtime commitment to partying and for making Playboy's Top Party School List 5 times (1987, 2002, 2006, 2009, and 2010). In addition, Playboy's editorial team voted ASU's co-eds the hottest of 2010."
Haha, props to UT. Good in sports, academics, and partying.
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Originally Posted by OmShahi
My first year of college was at U.Mich Ann Arbor, it was exactly how they portrayed it on American Pie.
UT- Austin feels a lot more different, I'm loving the atmosphere though.
Pfft! We had parties at Berkeley too.
When they fight with the chess club..there are calculator parts and chess pieces everywhere. OH THE HUMANITY!
I've been to UCSB during Halloween and for a friend's birthday party, and I didn't think it was all-that. However, I will say that the girls there are more of the 'looker' type than the ones at Berkeley.
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Originally Posted by Lifeshadower
Pfft! We had parties at Berkeley too.
When they fight with the chess club..there are calculator parts and chess pieces everywhere. OH THE HUMANITY!
I've been to UCSB during Halloween and for a friend's birthday party, and I didn't think it was all-that. However, I will say that the girls there are more of the 'looker' type than the ones at Berkeley.
Haha, Ann Arbor was something else, UT and Ann Arbor are opposites. They're both party schools but in different aspects.
Oh for sure! Berkeley, I can see that being a HUGE school for parties.
I'm not the party type, but I like a lively school more than a dull/plain school.
Haha, you should see UT Austin during Halloween, it is absolutely crazy out there!
Santa Barbara is a nice school, however, Berkeley is on a whole different level!
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