JC transfers to NAIA vs DII

Not sure if it's just a state or regional thing, but here in Georgia at my son's D2 school - and other schools in his conference and the conferences in surrounding states - we get a lot of JC transfers. His school is probably 50-50 JC transfers and freshmen.

Thanks bballman.  I'm referring specifically to transfers from California.  Far more NAIA's (at least in the regions I noted) bring kids in from out-of-state, notably Calif., as compared to D2's. 

NAIA from what I believe are not NCAA. It is easier to get them into the NAIA as far as grades and academics. Also the NAIA often have more money. Correct me if I am wrong.

That's correct, NAIA's have 12 Scholarships and usually some academic money to go with it.  My son had DIII and NAIA offers, with NAIA money giving those schools an edge.  DIII does not offer athletic money.

Yes and many California JC coaches have connections built up over the years so it tends to feed on itself so it has become a mini pipeline.