Search every NCAA Division 3 baseball school here! D3 is the lowest ranking division within the NCAA structure. Having said that, these schools still provide excellent opportunities for players to continue their baseball careers at the collegiate level. If a player hasn’t made any progress pursuing D1 or D2 baseball programs, it might be time …
College baseball scholarships are highly sought after, and for good reason. The costs associated with attending college keep rising. Fine tuning your baseball skills is a great way to potentially lessen that financial burden. Some of the top academic institutions can set you back $60,000 an academic year. An athletic scholarship could save a student-athlete …
Search Every NCAA Baseball Program Find the colleges that are a perfect fit for your academic and athletic needs. Enter a College Baseball ProgramAbilene Christian UniversityAcademy of Art UniversityAdams State UniversityAdelphi UniversityAdrian CollegeAlabama A & M UniversityAlabama State UniversityAlbany State UniversityAlbertus Magnus CollegeAlbion CollegeAlbright CollegeAlcorn State UniversityAlderson Broaddus UniversityAllegheny CollegeAlma CollegeAlvernia UniversityAmerican International CollegeAmherst CollegeAnderson …
Search every NCAA Division 1 baseball program here! D1 baseball schools contain the highest level of talent at the collegiate level. These players compete against other highly recruited individuals coming out of high school, which creates for a competitive and entertaining experience. It also means that these players have the highest level of exposure to …
NCAA schools implement baseball recruiting calendars to level the playing field and prioritize the welfare of student-athletes. These calendars regulate the recruitment timeline, the involved parties, and the allowable recruiting activities. There are a variety of factors that give some schools an unfair advantage from a recruiting standpoint. Some of these include budget, geographic location, …
If you already checked out our post about Division I visits, you’ll find a lot of similarities with the regulations for official and unofficial visits at the Division II level. The NCAA imposes these rules so that institutions are conducting their recruiting activities within the same guidelines. While there are many reasons for this, the …
Attending college baseball camps is a great way for a prospective college baseball player to build exposure. We’ve found that university camps and clinics are underutilized, and for some players, these events return the best results from a recruiting standpoint. They shouldn’t be an automatic addition to your strategy to build exposure though. Unlike showcases, …
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The NCAA classifies a student as a prospective college baseball player once they start taking classes in the ninth grade. However, some sports can classify a student as a prospective student-athlete prior to ninth grade. This would be the case if an NCAA institution verbally commits to providing the student or their family with athletic-related …
If a coach offers you a visit to a university, it’s a pretty good indication that there’s interest. There are two different types of visits; official and unofficial. A different set of rules regulates each, providing a distinct experience for prospective college baseball players. NCAA baseball official visits are essentially a fully paid experience for …
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it has had on high school academic processes, the NCAA has made some adjustments to the initial eligibility certification process. The NCAA implemented the COVID-19 eligibility waiver so that prospective college baseball players aren’t punished from circumstances outside of their control. The adjustments will only apply to …