Which college has produced the most MLB players?

Huge baseball fan here. I'm curious, does anyone know which college has produced the most Major League Baseball players? I'm pretty good at baseball and it'd be cool to know which college might help me potentially get to the MLB. Also, would this significantly impact the admissions decision if I express a strong interest in their baseball team?

The University of Southern California (USC) has produced the most Major League Baseball (MLB) players. As of 2022, it's estimated that nearly 115 Trojans made it to the MLB, which is quite impressive.

However, remember that being part of a school known for producing MLB players doesn't guarantee you'll also end up in the MLB. Your personal skills and development throughout your college years are what will truly matter.

As for your admissions decision, expressing a strong interest in baseball could be helpful but it won't solely determine your acceptance. Keep in mind that universities, especially rigorous academic institutions like USC, prioritize your academic performance and extracurricular involvement outside of sports.

When applying, you'll likely be evaluated on your athletic ability by the coaching staff separately from your academic application. Depends on the school, a coach's interest in you as a potential player for their team can sometimes have an influence on your acceptance. As such, in addition to your regular application, you may also want to reach out to the coach of the baseball team, perhaps sending some footage of you playing.

But overall, balance is key. Pursue your passion for baseball, but make sure you also demonstrate strong academic abilities and community engagement. Schools are always looking for well-rounded individuals who can both contribute to their athletic teams and thrive in their academic settings.