Sports

I am considering being a sports writer for a big magazine or newspaper and was wondering which csu would be best for it? For example, which csu would "Sporting News Magazine" or "Sports Illustrated" actually respect. People keep saying uc’s have more prestige but i dont think i would get in to the well known ones.

I think CSUN is good, but you’re have going to have to work VERY hard to get a job at Sports Illustrated or even Sporting News. Those are VERY prestigious sports writing jobs, especially the former.

I want to get into professional sports. I want to get into the business side of sports. I live in victoria bc and there aren’t many sports teams on the west coast. I would love to move east, to toronto, montreal, etc. Since I would get a better chance to professional sports. there are tons of teams on the east coast. us and canada. Im graduating this year. can u you give me some help. i really want to do this

Hi,

Try the search at:

http://www.schoolfinder.com/

Also try Durham College in Oshawa, Ontario.

http://www.durhamcollege.ca

http://bitm.durhamcollege.ca/EN/main/programs/sports_administration.php

Good Luck !

I am looking to do my masters and i want to go to a good school with recognized sport management program.. preferably one year..

The school I am going to, the University of Massachusetts-Amherst is also a very recognized school in Sports Management and has multiple great internships for those who go into the program.

Former 3 time Tour De France Winner, and the first American to win the race, Greg Lemond visits Desales University in the Lehigh Valley for a Red Carpet Gala

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I play fastpitch, and I really want to go to a good school, but the school I’m looking at doesn’t offer competitive fastpitch. However, the nearby community college does. Can I play for them and attend the good college nearby?

Very unlikely. Sports are typically funded by the school offering them, and so they can’t let outsiders play.

Perhaps you can start a club sport at the good school, or convince the intramural department to offer it.

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Here is the Southern version of the EA Sports NCAA 2005 entrance…

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I am thinking about attending Ohio State University. I love to watch and play football,basketball,and baseball. My question is how good is Ohio State University at these sports. Is the campus nice and stadiums and arena. THANKS!!!!!

People have had many good things to say about OSU over the years.

Plus, they have the nation’s largest enrollment with 50,000 students.
They pack in 107,000 fans for every Buckeye home football game, with a great team.
Their men’s and women’s basketball teams are on top of their conference right now, and they might challenge for a national title.

The baseball team does okay in their conference. But when it comes to the Big Ten conference, in baseball the Big Ten doesn’t usually figure into the national picture.

I currently live in Illinois, and am planning on attending Indiana University and doing diving there. However, I am worried that tuition will be ridiculous without in-state tuition (23,000). How likely will I get in-state tuition for participating in sports?

Playing sports has nothing to do with in-state tuition. State schools receive most of their funding from the tax payers of the state. Out of state students are not paying to fund the school,and thus have to pay more. If cost is an issue, look at the state schools in Illinois,

TSE took a journey to the northwest section of Alabama to a place known as Rainsville, hometown of the newest Alabama assistant coach Jeremy Pruitt.

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