This Coed, Brittany Taylor, may not be right up there with the Carmen Electras, Pamela Andersons and Kim Kardashians of the Playboy modeling world but she sure is hoping to reach that status anytime now.

Brittany has now added, to her already impressive modeling resume the accolade of having appeared on the cover of Hugh Hefner’s College Girls Special edition for July 2009 and further tantalize readers and collector’s alike to venture inside the issue by reporting, ‘Even though many students take a mid-year break between classes it doesn’t mean that you have to go all summer without a little college girls sizzle. So to hold you over for a few months we’ve assembled an amazing crop of 18 hot coeds who are guaranteed to make the mercury rise in your thermometer and make you wish you were heading back to campus in the fall.

So, although Brittany is only 21, she certainly is gaining as much exposure (excuse the pun) as any young aspiring model can with her role as a Playboy model.

Born in Canfield, Ohio, which Brittany describes as a small town, her dream has always been to live in a big city whether it was Manhattan, Chicago, or LA. She chose to follow her heart to the Big Apple. Even though she grew up in a small town, her heart was in the city. Every time she would visit Manhattan for a fabulous girls weekend (which consisted of non-stop shopping), it just felt right and Brittany felt like she just belonged there and sites her favourite area as the East Village which is where Brittany can be found when she’s not attending the New York Fashion Institute of Technology.

Kiwi born model, Kylie Bax has been a popular choice for magazine covers since becoming a model when she was discovered in a shopping mall in New Zealand by modeling agency scouts for Clyne Model management.

As with all enterprising and ambitious models, Kylie moved her sexy curves across the world to New York and in search of fame and fortune found she had a huge marketable value in the Big Apple.

With the boyish looks she sported at that time, Kylie soon became Steven Meisel’s protégé and went on to work with top photographers such as Karl Largerfeld.

Along with her modeling career came appearances on the cover of many international magazines including, Vogue, Marie Claire, Harper’s Bazaar, Maxim, Vanity Fair, ELLE and  Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Issue of 2000.

It was her high profile on the cover of magazines that drew attention from the man at the helm of Playboy magazine, Hugh Hefner as he signed Kylie to grace the cover of his Playboy magazine in March 2001. With her career as a model culminating in being a Playboy model Kylie’s next career move took her to the world of acting, Hollywood and the big screen.

Kylie has had various roles in film, with appearances in 1999’s Storm Catcher and The Big Tease. She also appeared in the 2000 comedy, We Married Margo, as well as Jill Rips that same year. Kylie then moved on to teen films, with a role as a Victoria’s Secret supermodel in the romantic comedy Boys and Girls, along with fellow models Ines Rivero and Kristy Hinze. In 2001, Kylie and Carmen Electra appeared in Get Over It, starring Kirsten Dunst.

 It wasn’t a life long ambition for the part Irish, part Polish and part Italian beauty to be a Playboy model, but the opportunity came her way and she grabbed it with both hands.

Jennifer Walcott was an Ohio born girl who’s closest brush with fame came as a cheerleader at school and in dance classes out of school.

Jennifer’s bigger ambition was to achieve a good education when she graduated from Lowellville High School, Ohio and then continued her studies while living in Los Angeles, at Santa Monica College.

During her time in Los Angeles the modeling bug bit Jennifer and she decided in 2001, at the age of 24, when she attended several Playboy parties that it was a role she could achieve and as she was offered a shoot in mid 2001.

Obviously seeing something special in the young, leggy brunette, Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine chose Jennifer as the Playmate of the Month for August 2001 and later appeared on th covers of Playboy Lingerie and Playboy’s Nude Playmate, after which she launched her own website, and appeared in many Playboy videos. She was chosen by Carmen Electra to model for her celebrity guest photographer photo shoot on playboy.com.

Not contend to rest her laurels purely in modeling, in 2005, Jennifer appeared in American Pie: Band Camp, in the role of Caitlin, the movie was a spin off of the American Pie movie and went straight to video. Jennifer’s movie career also includes her role as a stripper in Toxic. and an appearance on television in MTV Spring Break, Wild On and Weakest Link.

Not quite in the same league as Pamela Anderson, who is said to have appeared more times, in and on the cover of Playboy magazine than any other model, but Carmen Electra is certainly up there when it comes to popularity.

The Playboy bunny girl has graced the cover of three Playboy magazines to date. December 2000, April 2003 and January 2009.

This month sees Carmen looking far younger than her 36 years as she begins the Playboy bunny girl covers for 2009 and poses for the 55th Anniversary pictorial.

Carmen and Anderson also share another link in that they have both have a penchant for bad boy rockers. Both of them have been involved with rocker, Tommy Lee. Following Pamela’s divorce from the Motley Crew band member, Carmen dated Lee for a short time before she married another rocker, Dave Navarro of The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Following her usual love of rockers, Carmen is now engaged to Rob Patterson, the current live guitarist for KoЯn. She recently had an “R” tattoo behind her ear in recognition of their relationship.