Colleges

Here are some good PA schools:
Mansfield
Shippensburg
California of Pennsylvania
Penn State
Bucknell
Penn
Bloomsburg and others.

Catch, A school that had contacted my son is Slippery Rock in PA. They are Div II, but through all of my research appear very sound academically and baseball wise. You might want to check them out.

Also, to play in a NCAA school, you need to register with the NCAA clearinghouse.

Historically good D-2 state school baseball programs are Kutztown, Mansfield and Shippensburg.

Alvernia is a very good D3 that I forgot.

All very good schools.Here are some more great D3 schools:

RPI, WPI, Tufts, Trinity(CN), Brandeis, Wheaton College, Clark, Emory, Rowan, Trinity(TX).

Good D1's in the Northeast:

Northeastern, Univ. of Maryland Baltimore Campus, Boston College, Georgetown, NYU, Lafayette, Bucknell, Maine, UConn.

But remember a great school doesn't necessarily mean a great fit. Focus on the great fit both academically and baseball wise but choose with the idea of where you will be happy if you don't play baseball.

Don't forget Rutgers and Montclair State in NJ

My son is at Alvernia if you want any info. Rowan in NJ is also a good school. They beat us at Regionals to move on to the DIII World Series and I know at least 1 of their kids and 1 of ours were drafted this yr. DeSales in Allentown, PA also has a good baseball program and very good academics. DII, West Chester (in PA) also has a good program and good academics.

Good DIIs include Stonehill in the Northeast 10.