Hello and welcome to another edition of Truth or Fail, the game show for audiences of all ages; though I've examined our demographics and determined that many of you are either in, or headed into college. So there's a good chance that many of you are watching this in your dorm rooms at three o'clock in the morning, hello. Of course you don't have to be in college to enjoy this episode, even though that's exactly what it's about. It's multiple choice, just like the SATs, except here you only have to decide between two bits of information: one of them is going to be true, one of them is going to be false, you have to pick the true one, or you fail! Also unlike the SATs the results of the game don't have an unfairly disproportionate effect on your future as a human being. So open up your booklets, don't forget your #2 pencil, and let's play Truth or Fail.

Round number one: size matters.

Fact number one: There are more than 2,700 accredited colleges and universities in the United States and it may not surprise you to learn that Arizona State, with more than 58,000 students, is the largest. But did you know that the four year college with the fewest students is Alaska Bible College, which at last count had a student body of 38.

Or fact number two: in terms of physical size, the largest contiguous college campus has gone back and forth over the years between The United States Air Force Academy and The United States Military Academy. Air Force currently holding the title, with 18,500 acres.

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