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McKendree College is a very good NAIA school in the metro east area of Illinois. Lindenwood U. in St. Charles near St. Louis is also a good NAIA school.

Here is a link I found to be very useful:

College Search

It will allow you to specify what kind of school (2yr / 4yr), which regions &/or states, what activities you are interested (such as baseball), what degree you may want and a host of other options. It will generate a list of every school meeting your criteria and you can click on the names to get a summary of size, costs, etc.

I found it to be a nice aid for finding all the schools in our area that play baseball.

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All NCAA programs from D1 to D3

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Originally posted by DadRinTX:
Here is a link I found to be very useful:

College Search

It will allow you to specify what kind of school (2yr / 4yr), which regions &/or states, what activities you are interested (such as baseball), what degree you may want and a host of other options. It will generate a list of every school meeting your criteria and you can click on the names to get a summary of size, costs, etc.

I found it to be a nice aid for finding all the schools in our area that play baseball.

Very nice site it really came in handy for both our kids as high school schedules for the gall are due tomorrow and they were able to see if they were on track for the schools they are interested in.

quote:

Originally posted by DadRinTX:
Here is a link I found to be very useful:

College Search

It will allow you to specify what kind of school (2yr / 4yr), which regions &/or states, what activities you are interested (such as baseball), what degree you may want and a host of other options. It will generate a list of every school meeting your criteria and you can click on the names to get a summary of size, costs, etc.

I found it to be a nice aid for finding all the schools in our area that play baseball.

Very nice site it really came in handy for both our kids as high school schedules for the fall are due tomorrow and they were able to see if they were on track for the schools they are interested in.

NAIA Baseball

http://naia.cstv.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/111407aaa.html

Generally smaller more intimate schools. Competition is played at DII; DIII; level baseball, but I've heard from reliable sources that Lewis Clark can play any D1 level school and beat them.

Have quite an array of colleges throughout the midwest.

Baseball America also publishes a guide to every baseball program in the U.S., college and pro. You can get it with a subscription, or I think you can buy it separately.

I would recommend that you buy U.S. News & World Report's annual college guide. In addition to its rankings, its appendices include state-by-state listings of ALL colleges in your state. This provides you with a starting checklist. You can start circling the ones that interest you (academics, cost, etc.) and crossing off ones that don't. Then you will have maybe 5 schools whose baseball programs you need to investigate instead of hundreds.