'Most religious students'
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In addition to being voted the "Top Stone Cold-Stone Sober School" in the country for several years running, BYU now has the distinction of being America's No. 1 college for "Most Religious Students."
The ranking is according to a survey of 122,000 college students across the nation conducted by The Princeton Review, a Massachusetts-based education services company for its newly published book The Best 376 Colleges: 2012 Edition.
Joining BYU in the top five schools for "Most Religious Students" in order of ranking are Hillsdale College in Michigan; Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, Calif.; Wheaton College in Illinois; and Grove City College in Pennsylvania.
This year, in the same survey, BYU again garnered the spot for Top Stone-Cold Sober School, a distinction it has now earned for 14 consecutive years.
