The annual college rankings from the Princeton Review are here and Syracuse University has claimed what is arguably the least envied title among school administrators.

Much to the leaders at the University of Iowa's delight, Syracuse has claimed the number one spot on the publication's "top party school" list. Iowa moved to the second spot and 2012's titleholder, West Virginia University (WVU), fell to fourth.

According to Princeton Review, Syracuse has an acceptance rate of 49 percent, classifying the private research university as "selective." The student body is mostly female and about half the student body joins a Greek group.

Though Syracuse took top honors, the state of Pennsylvania dominated the top 10 with three schools while no other state had more than one on the list.

Here are the rest of the top 10 party schools, CLICK HERE to see the full list of 20.

1. Syracuse

Location: Syracuse, N.Y.

School Type: Private

Acceptance Rate: Selective, 49 percent

2. Iowa

Location: Iowa City, Ia.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Somewhat Selective, 79 percent

3. University of California, Santa Barbara

Location: Santa Barbara, Calif.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Highly Selective, 44 percent

4. WVU

Location: Morgantown, Va.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Not Very Selective, 85 percent

5. University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign

Location: Champaign, Il.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Selective, 63 percent

6. Lehigh University

Location: Bethlehem, Penn.

School Type: Private

Acceptance Rate: Highly Selective, 31 percent

7. Pennsylvania State University

Location: State College, Penn.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Selective, 55 percent

8. University of Wisconsin - Madison

Location: Madison, Wis.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Selective, 51 percent

9. Bucknell University

Location: Lewisburg, Penn.

School Type: Private

Acceptance Rate: Highly Selective, 30 percent

10. University of Florida

Location: Gainesville, Fla.

School Type: Public

Acceptance Rate: Highly Selective, 47 percent