By Jake Levy | Apr 8, 2013 | Buzz Feed, College Atlas

Based on surveys taken from 122,000 students, the Princeton Review has released their 2013 annual rankings of colleges. By far the list that gets the most attention is the ranking of the top party schools in the nation. The ranking is generated based on survey questions relating to student use of alcohol and drugs, hours of study done each day, and the popularity of the Greek system at the school. For 2013 West Virginia University ousted Ohio University for the top spot in Princton's ranking of top party schools, but Ohio University came in at a close third. It's not surprise that West Virginia University is at the top of the list. Most of us know if you're looking for a great time, like to drink and like to party, West Virginia University is where it's happening. A few schools that are new to Princeton Review's list of party schools include Tennessee University, University of Maine, and James Madison University. And topping this years list of "Stone Cold Sober" schools, as usual, is BYU, as well as several other military academies.