CollegebaseballInsights posted:MidAtlanticDad posted:Just to add a detail to @adbono's post since he mentioned campus housing. NJCAA D1 programs can provide a housing allowance in the baseball scholarship, so you can get a full scholarship even at a school that doesn't offer on-campus housing. Again, many are not fully funded, so that doesn't mean every D1 school will do that.
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Chesapeake definitely messed up when submitting their housing information to the Net Price Calculator people. That $3,600 is probably just an estimate for meals (they don't offer a meal plan).
And, I think your Tuition In-State numbers are for 12 credits of in-state tuition, but not in-county. Tuition for county residents is more than 1/3 less than in-state, which makes tuition very affordable to out-of-state students for the school that you mentioned above. I don't know if they do that for all sports, but they do for baseball.