50-50 Highlights: NAIA Colleges

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Stadium on football field representing NAIA CollegesThe NCAA is not the only college athletic organization with sports programs. The National Association for intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has over 250 members. Like the NCAA, the NAIA regulates the number of scholarships available and students must register with the NAIA Eligibility Center.

NAIA offers fewer sports than the NCAA but does offer more scholarships in some sports. The maximum number of scholarships allowed in baseball, men’s golf, men’s soccer, and men’s tennis are higher in the NAIA. The NCAA offers more scholarships in women’s sports compared to the NAIA.

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50-50 Highlights: Colleges for Low-Income Students–and which to avoid

Student with books representing colleges with lowest average net price for students with low family income

sttudent representing average net price for families with low income(Updated for 2019) Robert J. Kibbee, the former Chancellor of City University New York, observed “Over the years, we have come to identify quality in a college not by whom it serves but by how many students it excludes. Let us not be a sacred priesthood protecting the temple, but rather the fulfillers of dreams.” And if the dreams fulfilled aren’t going to be determined by family income, colleges are going to need to provide substantial financial aid to the neediest students.

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More College Baseball Recruiting Tips

ShareTweetFlipEmailPin0 Shares Darrell Coulter has been reviewing the responses from the survey and has created the following two answers to some more questions people had. Do you have to play travel/select baseball to get recruited? Why research is the first step to being recruited.   Click HERE to learn the three biggest questions Parents and Players must answer … Read more