The largest religious university in the country is also the best place to find students with beauty and brains. Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah is the top school for students who are both hot and smart, according to data put together by Niche. The other schools that make the cut span from small liberal arts colleges to giant state universities, and everything in between. To compile this ranking, we used data from Niche's lists on the colleges with the hottest guys, hottest girls, smartest guys, and smartest girls. Niche's college section — College Prowler — features close to 1 million in-depth student reviews on more than 8,000 schools We've included a few quotes from each school's Niche profile in our ranking to help illustrate what the student body is like. #25 University of Wisconsin — Madison Madison, Wis. "Everyone is really nice. Easy to strike up a conversation out in public or in class. Everyone likes to have fun but is ultimately there for an excellent degree and a good future." "I love my dorm neighbor guys. I have a ton of guy friends and guys I can study with. Smart and cute is a great combination!" Visit Niche for more on University of Wisconsin — Madison. #24 Middlebury College Middlebury, Vt. "We can't keep our hands off each other! Most guys here have a sculpted body, and the girls here are fit with pretty faces." "Not only are the people at Middlebury superficially beautiful and fit, but they're also hard working, brilliant, interesting and engaging individuals who are passionate about something." Visit Niche for more on Middlebury College. #23 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, N.C. "Both the girls and guys are athletic and into looking good. People take pride in their appearances. The accent isn't hard to get used to but if you're not from here it'll take a little while to get used to." "The people you meet is really up to you. If you're into Greek people, then you'll most-likely get upper class, preppy, and sometimes snooty people. If you try to meet others outside of the Greek scene, then you're most-likely to get a more diverse range of people, which could include people who are nice, geeky, etc." Visit Niche for more on University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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