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LOL you don't ask for much !!!!

Lets see what we can do for you here

FRANKLIN PIERCE-- Coach King is a taskmaster but he gets results--- recent Division II World Series participant--they win but you have to be ready to work your tail off or you will be gone

NEW HAVEN=-- perennial powerhouse at the Division II level-- they are sniffing the CWS just about every year--- again you better be ready to work hard---they dont have success by partying

SUNY BROCKPORT--- went to the Division III World Series last spring-- young energetic coach in Coach Rowland --a program on the move--

WESTERN NEW ENGLAND--another up and coming program with a young vibrant coach-- watch themn in the next few years--aggressive recruiting will bring them players to get them to the top

BRYANT COLLEGE-- Made it to the Division II World Series last year--great new facility -- very energetic in their recruiting

All of the schools are execellent--you cannot go wrong with any of them--make sure you check out their locations--they are all quite different

I hope that this helps you
Franklin Pierce also has an all-purpose indoor bubble that is great for winter workouts. Their athletic facilities are top of the line. Also,I believe that their athletes had the highest average GPA for schools in the Northeasat-10 last year. The campus is nice and it is definately a small school (2,000-3,000). It's worth checking out.

NHBaseball
I think its smaller than that, NHBaseball....

If you look at Princeton Review you can determine many things about all colleges.

Plug in the school name and you will see the selectivity rating.....what kind of students they attract and # of students on campus, to name a few. Franklin Pierce for instance, has a 60 SR and 3% of hs students were in the top 10% and 45% of hs students were in the top 45%.

One needs to remember there is a very broad range of acceptance numbers between schools in the Northeast10.......which may, of course, also indicate a significant difference in curriculum and expectations.
During my sons recruiting process he had the pleasure of being recruited by several of the Northeast 10 schools...FP included....I do believe they are one of 5 schools that do not require SAT's for admisssion.
While I agree that the "bubble" is a drawing card I do not believe it is one of the most beautiful campuses in the Northeast...it is very isolated and if you do not possess a car you will be stranded... also it is at the base of MT. Monadonock which gets whacked in the winter with some powerful snow storms...there are many more campuses in that group that have more accessability to off campus activities ie Stonehill, Merrimack and St A's...their campuses are also quite beautiful...Bryant is another beauty...these schools as well do have a higher academic standard...I would check their websites to determine what is needed for admission...because, afterall, going to college is NOT all about baseball and campus beauty...it is about learning and becoming successful after graduation....IMHO Smile
My son is currently a Sophomore at FPC. Was recruited by Coack King and given an academic scholoarship. He has not played baseball at FPC. He has been cut the past two years. They recruit between 50 and 60 players a year for a roster of about 33. Coach King is tough, and you must be totally committed to the program. he is a no nonsense Coach and plays to win. As far as academics, my son has made the deans list 3 semesters so far. The new baseball facility is top notch. As far as location goes, you will need a car to get anywhere. BD

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