College Baseball Recruiting provides the high school baseball player and his parents with valuable information on college recruiting, scholarships, letters of intent, eligibility (initial and continuing), amateurism, transfers and much more. College Baseball Recruiting explains clearly the rules that apply if you play college baseball for a school that competes in the NCAA (distinguishing D1, D2 and D3) or in the NAIA, or at a junior college competing in the NJCAA. Also addressed are the unique rules for junior colleges located in California and competing in the CCCAA or located in Oregon and...

GOING PRO answers your questions and stimulates your thinking when a top-rated high school baseball player is deciding whether to turn professional after graduation instead of playing college ball first. Here you will find dozens of pages that address this dilemma along with a statistical analysis focused only on high school baseball players turning professional. Details on signing bonuses and salary along with other financial considerations including MLB-paid college scholarships. Find out how many high school players were drafted in 2012 and 2013, and more importantly who signed and for how...