
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign topped the Princeton Review's annual list of the biggest party schools for 2015. The school's chancellor wasn't very happy about the designation, calling it "disappointing."

The University of Iowa came in second in the rankings. The list is based on a nationwide survey of 136,000 students from 380 colleges.

University of Wisconsin-Madison ranked third on the list, rounding out the Midwest's domination of the top three slots.

Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, ranked fourth in the Princeton Review's list of top party schools.

Syracuse University, home of the Orangemen, came in fifth this year. The school topped the list in 2014.

University of California-Santa Barbara is the only West Coast school in the top 10; it ranked sixth.

West Virginia University came in seventh on the Princeton Review's annual list of top party schools.

The University of Georgia Bulldogs came in eighth when it comes to having a good time.

Tulane University in New Orleans came in ninth on the list of hardest partiers.

The stately campus of Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, ranked 10th on the annual list of top party schools.


