45 Best Party Schools in the US

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UD students don’t lack places to drink. There are several bars, taverns, and restaurants with ample happy hour deals to quench any thirst. Dages (aka daytime parties) and bar crawls are common, but the real party happens around St. Paddy’s Day thanks to Shamrockfest. 

Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens

The school isn't too happy with their reputation so campus police often have to work with local law enforcement to break parties up. Students don't care much, however. Delaware Blue Hens are stoked and proud of their rep. 

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  • Did you know that illiteracy and crime are correlated? One study found that up to two-thirds of students who could not read with proficiency by the end of 4th grade ended up on welfare or in jail. One of the most effective anti-crime efforts is to fund quality educational programs.
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