Does your player want to attend a Catholic university? There's an emphasis on religion and on service learning at Villanova that's pretty serious. I think the baseball there is getting better, but it won't be that much better in the next five years. St. Joe's, which is not that far away from Villanova, offers better baseball (I think) and better Business majors. St. Joe's is best for those more practical students who want to work in the Philadelphia business community right after graduation, but Villanova is much better if your player is academically advanced, considering graduate school, or interested in nursing, law, or engineering. Both are Catholic universities with ethics (theology/philosophy/western humanism) requirements that really can't be avoided, so your player should be comfortable spending money to take those types of classes and with learning in a Catholic environment.