February 21, 200818 yr Author I would suggest the broader major for undergraduate as well. If you want to specialize do it as a graduate student. A business degree will give you more career opportunities and will look better on a resume. Yeah, I've considered that. And if I'm going to apply for a job with a big league club, I don;t necesarily HAVE to have a Sports Management degree...A business degree would work, it's just they probably prefer Sports Man, I'm thinking I'll either major in business and then get my masters in Sports Man. or Major in Sports management and minor in business admin.
February 22, 200818 yr I would suggest the broader major for undergraduate as well. If you want to specialize do it as a graduate student. A business degree will give you more career opportunities and will look better on a resume. Yeah, I've considered that. And if I'm going to apply for a job with a big league club, I don;t necesarily HAVE to have a Sports Management degree...A business degree would work, it's just they probably prefer Sports Man, I'm thinking I'll either major in business and then get my masters in Sports Man. or Major in Sports management and minor in business admin. The first one is a much safer route. Jobs with a big league club are scarce. It would be much better to get a business degree with a minor in sports management and then get a masters in sports management. It would only add a year to your studies but would lead you to countless more opportunities in the long run IMO.
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