For the 18th year in a row, Brigham Young University (BYU) is The Princeton Review's most sober school in the nation.

As they have done so many times before, BYU celebrated the distinction as a testament to their strict student conduct policy. This year, as the school stated on its Twitter account, the current streak is long as its incoming freshmen are old.

As usual, The Princeton Review's "Stone-Cold Sober" schools are full of religious and military institutions. The College of the Ozarks, a tuition-free "Christ-oriented college," moved all the way up to second overall from sixth overall last year.

1. BYU

(Previous record holder for most years atop the Stone-Cold Sober list was Deep Springs College with five years in a row).

Location: Provo, Utah

Acceptance rate: 47 percent

School type: Mormon

2. College of the Ozarks

Location: Point Lookout, Mo.

Acceptance rate: 8 percent

School type: Christian

3. Wheaton College

Location: Wheaton, Ill.

Acceptance rate: 69 percent

School type: Protestant

4. Grove City College

Location: Grove City, Penn.

Acceptance rate: 88 percent

School type: Christian

5. United States Military College

Location: West Point, N.Y.

Acceptance rate: 9 percent

School type: Federal service academy

6. United States Naval Academy

Location: Annapolis, Md.

Acceptance rate: 8 percent

School type: Federal service academy

7. Gordon College

Location: Wenham, Mass.

Acceptance rate: 88 percent

School type: Christian

8. Thomas Aquinas College

Location: Santa Paula, Calif.

Acceptance rate: 83 percent

School type: Roman Catholic

9. Calvin College

Location: Grand Rapids, Mich.

Acceptance rate: 73 percent

School type: Christian

10. United States Coast Guard Academy

Location: New London, Conn.

Acceptance rate: 18 percent

School type: Federal service academy

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