Top 10 Colleges with the Happiest Students

In today's installment of the 2013 Unigo College Rankings we're highlighting those campuses with students who overwhelmingly voted that they were as happy as could be!

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[TheMayo]

01:00 PM on 09/09/2012

Here's the source of that quote: http://www.sconnie.com/products/view/436/36

[kstahmer]

08:21 PM on 09/03/2012

UW – Madison topping the list came as a shock to me.

Way back when, when Playboy ranked party schools, they refused to rank Madison, because in their words: “We rank amateur party schools and Madison is a professional party school.

Since then UW – Madison has occasionally been surpassed as the number one party school. Yet take heed. It’s easy to party in. It’s also easy to wash out off if you take your partying too seriously.

[everdayzac]

11:47 PM on 09/01/2012

Boston University, really?

[palisadeshomme310]

03:17 PM on 09/01/2012

I wish I had gone to school in the midwest!!

[TisKishnsing]

01:30 PM on 09/01/2012

soem of us aint so lucky :(

[Ella Rosier]

10:54 PM on 08/31/2012

Glad to see my alma mater made the list!

[mixbyhand]

09:57 PM on 08/31/2012

First, BMM22, you are not doing Hillary any favors by brandishing her brand and being such a snob! Second, we all know the east coast has some fabulous schools, but check the worldwide rankings and you'll see some other U.S. schools that rank high --- very high (Hint: the one where the students are happiest). Scholars exist all over the place, doll. One reason why Badgers may be so happy is that they have the best of both -- I've seen it, and it's real. I'm a summa cum laude Wolverine, so you'd think I might be a snob about UW, but I'm not. Let's accentuate the positive, shall we? P.S. Hillary rocks, I'll grant you that. Go Blue!

[Maryia Brereton]

08:38 PM on 08/31/2012

I was very very happy in WI !!!

[htparm]

07:41 PM on 08/31/2012

"Daddy has money" and "liberal arts" seem to dominate in this list. School of hard knocks still to follow...

[OliviaBolivia27]

06:46 PM on 08/31/2012

Yayyy Madison!

[Box500]

08:36 AM on 09/01/2012

2nd that

[OliviaBolivia27]

06:46 PM on 08/31/2012

Yayyy

[Tim Krikau]

06:39 PM on 08/31/2012

As a Michigan State University grad (and IMHO, the true B1G rivalry is now Wisconsin and MSU) - I've been to UW-Madison...all rivalries aside...great campus...great people...great parties.

[Becky Waite]

06:16 PM on 08/31/2012

dartmouthhhhhhh where are you on this list?!?

[Krishna Desai]

05:53 PM on 08/31/2012

this is ridiculous, there is no way that GW is No. 5. Kids are constantly transferring and telling me how unhappy they are. and yes, I do attend. it's a good school with a beautiful campus and great opportunities, but GW houses a whole new breed of trust fund baby.

[Pulchritudinous]

12:40 AM on 09/02/2012

I actually transferred to GW from a school that brings nightmares to my memory. GW is great in that you can do whatever you want and nobody will care. Both your student life and your personal life could be private if you want. It's also one of the best places in the nation for internships. I do understand the trust fund baby issue though. There is a large number of students who drive $60k + cars, who've probably never worked a day in their lives, and who look down upon you if you're not dressed like they are etc. But that's the East coast for you...

[Krishna Desai]

04:10 PM on 09/08/2012

The internships are available...they're just with no-name nonprofits and startups, not exactly what I call great opportunities. It's incredibly competitive and just way too much. And for reference, the girl that gave her testimonial (the first one) actually transferred. And yes, I know her, and yes we're friends. Just thought it was ironic!

[rivieragirl9]

04:07 PM on 08/31/2012

As someone who went to Wisconsin for undergrad, yes, I can say that it was an amazing experience and a great place to party, but the academics are also really a big deal as well. There is a reason that Wisconsin graduates as many CEOs at Harvard. The "quotes" from supposed Wisonsin students above are ridiculous.