New York University is the nation’s most marijuana-friendly school, according to The Princeton Review’s annual sourcebook, “The Best 331 Colleges.” The 2001 report, which profiles and ranks hundreds of the nation’s colleges in categories such as academic achievement and students’ quality of life, was released in August.
New York University edged University of Colorado at Boulder, University of New Hampshire, University of Oregon and Colorado University to emerge as this year’s top school for “higher” learning. On the flipside, Brigham Young University was ranked #1 on Princeton’s top twenty list of least pot-friendly campuses. Furman University, Wheaton College of Illinois, the California Institute of Technology and Samford University rounded out the top five.
The rankings were derived from the responses of 65,000 college students nationwide, according to The Princeton Review.
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