What Careers Can You Have With A Sports And Fitness Management Degree?
February 25th, 2010 | 
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tryin to find out my career options with this degree
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6 Responses to “What Careers Can You Have With A Sports And Fitness Management Degree?”
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i think a career in sports and fitness management would be advisable. dont try and get too clever and start gettin into real estate. it doesnt really work.
anyway, youknow what sports is. hockeytennisfootball and stuff. maybe you get into the association ofthose sports. maybe an instructor. or just go to a college and be an academician. even get into the sports apparel and equipment business. a number of choices imust say.
My brother has that degree and currently is a bill collector.
I told him it was a really expensive piece of paper he was getting but he didn’t believe me. Now he’s wishing he had got a real education instead.
Seriously though, their aren’t alot of jobs out there with that degree. And the ones there are pay squat.
You could manage a sports team, get involved in sports medicine, become a coach, a trainer, maybe even become an owner, or a sports agent. I talked to a guy who was thinking of the same major, and this is what he said he could do.
Sports Medicine, Coaching, Recreation and Fitness Management, Sports Industry Management, Health Administration, Public Health
To learn more about career opportunities in the Sports field, please visit:
North American Society of Sport Management (http://www.nassm.com/InfoAbout/ResumeBan…
Sports Business Journal (http://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/ind…
You could work at a gym as an employee or become self employed as a personal trainer. The pay sucks and all you do all day is tell people “try to squeeze out a few more” and “don’t forget to breath”.
As long as it’s on the bachelor level, you are qualfied for most entry level positions. It doesn’t have to be in that particular area. What a degree says to employers is that you are able to finish something you’ve started.