Small, but good D1 schools

Look up "Ivy League".

Wake Forest University?

Ohio State?

Sorry, the whole post didn't come out for some reason.

I added how I didn't want a school like Stanford or Columbia (great team and academics), but also not Oregon (great team, poor athletics).

I want a school that isn't huge, less than 10,000, preferably less than 6 or 7,000. That isn't impossible to get into, but has pretty good academics. The Haverford of D1, if you will.

Oregon has poor athletics?

I believe he means academics

Bucknell, Lafayette College, Davidson College, College of the Holy Cross, U Portland, Providence College. That's a few, not all are "small" by all standards but they're a lot smaller than peer d1 schools.

Butler is a nice small school. Decent athletics and academics.

William & Mary. Competitive admissions though.

Several of the West Coast Conference schools like Santa Clara, Portland, Gonzaga, etc.

Don't Tread wrote:

...not Oregon (great team, poor athletics).

I assume you mean "academics".

With that said, what do you mean Oregon has poor academics? Based on what? You haven't even defined what good academics means to you.

Jacksonville University. 9 straight in & out women's titles.

Coach Griggs is a wizard with sprints, hurdles and jumps.

if you are a female, VANDERBILT

When I went to Davidson it was the smallest D-1 school. It has since increased enrollment but is still under 2000 students total. It also has a great aid program which ensures that no student has to take out student loans. It is also strong academically. The program has been improving, especially for mid-distance and distance on the men's side. Coach Andrew is retiring after nearly 30 years and what effect this will have on the program is unclear.

Bucknell

Please learn to use Google so other people don't have to waste their time using it for you. This list took 1 minute to generate and there are lots more options.

http://www.athleticscholarships.net/division-1-colleges-schools.htm

Alabama State University Alabama

Belmont University Tennessee

Bradley University Illinois

Brown University Rhode Island

Campbell University North Carolina

Canisius College New York

Chicago State University Illinois

Coastal Carolina University South Carolina

College of William and Mary Virginia

Creighton University Nebraska

Cornell, Harvard, penn, Princeton, Columbia, Dartmouth, Yale, or Brown are all great options!!!

A lot of the patriot league schools fit your criteria, I would look into Bucknell, Lehigh, Lafayette, Colgate, and Holy Cross. Davidson is another good option.

Patriot league. MAAC.

Any MAC school..Akron is looking the best

indeed coach griggs is a beast