Williams and Johns Hopkins?

Information??? Anyone???

I can't speak for Williams, but Johns Hopkins is a superior academic school and a national power at the Division III level. Only downside is that therethere are over 40 players on the team, many of whom never play varsity. They run a JV program, but it is highly competetive in terms of seeing the field.

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I can't speak for Williams, but Johns Hopkins is a superior academic school and a national power at the Division III level.

So is Williams. But the poster should have been able to gain this information on his own.

RJM
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Bobby

There is not much difference between the two academically

Baseball-wise JH is superior in that it is ranked every year and is more high powered than Williams in terms of the competition


Two totally different elements in terms of baseball---both are great for those that want is offered

TRHit
Thanks for your imput, you're the best!

If you have them as a coin toss, the weather alone should decide the issue.

Fritzy

That is a great point!!!

Williams is a very small liberal arts college that is typically ranked in the top 5 of such schools annually, along with the likes of Amherst, Pomona, Swarthmore. It is in a very isolated rural location. Very good baseball program, very tough school to get into. Considered by many to be a "jock" school.

Hopkins is a medium sized university, also top flight academically and tough to get into. Located in an urban setting. As noted above large baseball program w/ a JV component (often seen as a school that 'over recruits'). Excellent program though, could probably compete as a D-1. Also sort of a jock school, mostly known for lacrosse.

Thanks guys!

Irony about Williams ... A school that mostly requires all A's to get accepted is nicknamed the "Ephs."