Top Party Colleges in Wisconsin: The Ultimate Guide to the Best College Parties

With Spring Break 2025 on everyone's mind, this also brings thoughts of partying in Wisconsin! Who doesn't love a good time? These three schools go harder than any other college in Wisconsin. Did you party during your college days? Did you attend one of these schools?

How They Got These Wisconsin Results

Niche has released a way to check the grading of different aspects of every college in America. They have grades for Academics, Diversity, Athletics, Value, Campus, and of course, most important... The Party Scene. This list ranked these top three schools for the 2023 school year.

If your school didn't make it into the top three make sure you check out the top 20 here! Now let's get this party started.

The Top Three Colleges

3. University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh

Fun fact, Niche gave this college straight B's in all categories... except party scene, which got an A! Heck yeah!

Wisconsin - Oshkosh is a public university located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin in the Appleton Area. It is a mid-size institution with an enrollment of 7,863 undergraduate students.

2. University of Wisconsin - La Crosse

With an A+ party scene, this school goes very hard when it comes to parties, but it still is number 2 to the wildest of them all!

Wisconsin - La Crosse is an above-average public university located in La Crosse, Wisconsin. It is a mid-size institution with an enrollment of 8,863 undergraduate students.

Before we hit number one, it's important to note that while these schools party hard, they are also great institutions that offer many different opportunities. Okay now lets get crazy!!!

1. University of Wisconsin

Ah Madison... a honestly well-respected college with a great ranking in many of Niche's grading. No grade can beat the basically A++ party scene of this school. When it comes to parties, even out of staters know which one is the best.

Wisconsin is a highly rated public university located in Madison, Wisconsin. It is a large institution with an enrollment of 30,063 undergraduate students.

Did your school make it on this list? Is this what you expected?