Where can you get the best college education for your dollar? These colleges offer students an excellent experience in the classroom--but won't force them to mortgage their futures to pay for it.

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2006 College Rankings by Category

The Princeton Review has created dozens of college rankings lists based on student feedback. The lists below are among the most popular:

•	Top 10 academic colleges

•	Top 10 best-value colleges

•	Top 10 colleges with the best food

•	Top 10 colleges with the best quality of life

•	Top 10 colleges with the happiest students

•	Top 10 diverse student bodies

•	Top 10 most beautiful campuses

•	Top 10 most conservative colleges

•	Top 10 most liberal colleges

•	Top 10 party colleges

•	Top 10 politically active colleges

•	Top 10 schools where students always study

•	Top 10 schools where students rarely study

•	Top 10 toughest colleges to get into

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