Explore 7 Division I college softball programs in New Jersey. Find coaching staff contact info, camp schedules, and recruiting details.
New Jersey has 7 NCAA Division I softball programs, competing across 6 conferences, each profiled below with coaching contacts and program facts.
Per IPEDS 2023-2024 figures, in-state tuition across these programs runs from $17,239 at Rutgers University to $59,710 at Princeton University, with a median around $41,054. Campus size varies just as widely, from about 3,673 students to more than 50,617.
Of these 7 programs, 2 have camps listed, 7 publish a recruiting questionnaire and 7 have a head-coach email on file — use the filters below to narrow the list to programs you can act on today.
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Tuition, enrolment and graduation rates: IPEDS 2023–24. Figures are annual federal reporting and may differ from current published rates.
New Jersey has 7 NCAA Division I softball programs.
New Jersey's NCAA Division I softball programs compete across 6 conferences, including the MAAC, Big Ten, Big East, CAA.
Per IPEDS 2023-2024 figures, in-state tuition at New Jersey NCAA Division I softball schools ranges from $17,239 (Rutgers University) to $59,710 (Princeton University).
2 of the 7 NCAA Division I softball programs in New Jersey have camps listed — filter by "Has camps" above to see them, or open a school's page for dates and costs.
Of New Jersey's 7 NCAA Division I softball programs, 7 publish a recruiting questionnaire and 7 have a head-coach email on file. Start with the questionnaire, then follow up with a short email that links your profile and schedule.
Since 2025-26, NCAA D1 softball programs that opted into the House settlement can offer athletic aid across a roster capped at 25 players (the old limit was 12 scholarships) — though actual funding varies widely by program. In New Jersey, competition for roster spots at D1 programs is intense, so building early relationships with coaches is essential.
Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center during your sophomore year. D1 softball coaches cannot initiate any recruiting contact — calls, texts, emails, or DMs — until September 1 of your junior year, so use the time before that to compete, build video, and submit questionnaires.
D1 coaches can begin recruiting communication and visits starting September 1 of your junior year. Since 2023 there is no cap on total official visits — you get one per school — so plan visits around programs where you have genuine mutual interest.
Attending prospect camps at New Jersey D1 programs gives you direct exposure to coaching staff. Prioritize camps at schools where you have already emailed the coach and received a response.
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