How was wondering what the different schlorship limits are. I understand that D1 has about 12 full scholarships to give. How about Div. ii, Div.III, NAIA and JUCO. Thanks
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the opening page third one down has some of what your looking for.
D1 has 11.7 to be exact, and very few programs in the country can and will offer that many.
D2 has 9
Division 3 has 0 but you will find more academic money at many D3 schools
JUCO has 24, but JUCO is broken down into 3 divisions (1, 2, and 3) 1 can cover everything, 2 can only cover tuition and books (no room) and 3 does not offer athletically related financial aid for athletes.
The NAIA can offer 12 baseball scholarships, although I also doubt many teams have that many available.
It all depends on the school.
D2 has 9
Division 3 has 0 but you will find more academic money at many D3 schools
JUCO has 24, but JUCO is broken down into 3 divisions (1, 2, and 3) 1 can cover everything, 2 can only cover tuition and books (no room) and 3 does not offer athletically related financial aid for athletes.
The NAIA can offer 12 baseball scholarships, although I also doubt many teams have that many available.
It all depends on the school.
Thanks for the great info.
I have seen many posts stating that not all d1's fund full allotment of 11.7. Does anyone have an idea at what level (top 50-100 rpi)all are funded or does it vary widely school to school and year to year?
dennis,
You ask a very good question that is difficult if not impossible to get an answer to.
It would be safe to say that the top 50-75 DI programs are all fully funded. It might go as far as the top 100.
After that it is anyone's guess. I know of programs that are fully funded but the baseball program must then raise money for travel and other expenses.
Fully funded can mean a varity of things. Fully funded scholarships, but no money for uniforms or bats or shoes, etc. The only way to know for sure is to ask each coach. I have never found a list or publication that furnishes this info.
Bob,
"Doing nothing is still a course of action"
You ask a very good question that is difficult if not impossible to get an answer to.
It would be safe to say that the top 50-75 DI programs are all fully funded. It might go as far as the top 100.
After that it is anyone's guess. I know of programs that are fully funded but the baseball program must then raise money for travel and other expenses.
Fully funded can mean a varity of things. Fully funded scholarships, but no money for uniforms or bats or shoes, etc. The only way to know for sure is to ask each coach. I have never found a list or publication that furnishes this info.
Bob,
"Doing nothing is still a course of action"
Dennis/Bob,
The only place I have ever seen mention of funded status by school is in the Sports Source book. But as Bob says - "fully funded" can mean different things at different schools.
The only place I have ever seen mention of funded status by school is in the Sports Source book. But as Bob says - "fully funded" can mean different things at different schools.