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There are plenty of D3 colleges at all academic levels, more of them in the midwest and northeast than in the south.  They are mostly private, and thus cost $$.  Many use sports to attract students.  The questions you (as the parent) have to answer is, are you willing to pay that tuition (since there are no scholarships) and does the school have majors that your son would like?

D3, juco, and NAIA recruit after junior year, so for your son, summer '22.  You'll know what he's like baseball-wise at that point.  You'll know academically how his junior year went, too - encourage him to do as well as he can in his classes.  Some colleges have special programs for students who need learning accomodations, you might look into that, too; google "colleges ADHD".

None of these levels have roster limits, and many have rosters of 50+.  Thus, playing time will not be a given at any level.  If your son enjoys practices, being with the team, and gets a college degree in the process, then that can be a good outcome.

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