While parents are looking at the educational side of college their kids might be looking at all of the party spots. A new list of the best party schools came out and parents beware.

Going to college was the best time of my life. For four years I grew up, became independent, studied, and partied...hard. That's what you're supposed to do right? Get that full college experience. Niche just released the best party schools in America and several Missouri schools made the list.

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No surprise University of Missouri-Columbia is on the list and probably the most popular one on the list. Two of my sisters went to that school and let me tell you they had the best time.

What Other Missouri Schools Made the List?

Harris-Stowe University (St. Louis)
Missouri State University (Springfield)
Northwest Missouri State Univeristy (Maryville) GO BEARCATS!!!!
University of Central Missouri (Warrensburg)
Lincoln University - Missouri (Jefferson City)

Locally, Culver-Stockon College makes the list ranking #616 (I went to some parties there in high school...shh don't tell my mom and day). I made some of my best friends at parties and I still talk to them to this day. Truman Univeristy is also on the list at #623. I swear it's almost like every college and university in Missouri is on the list. As long as the school has reviews they are on the Niche list.

Look, kids are going to party. Like I said it's all about that college experience. Just be safe, stay with friends, and you will have the best time of your life when you go to college.

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