Master of Science in Sport Studies

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To be considered for admission to the MS in Sport Studies or Graduate Certificate program, a prospective graduate student must have:

• Earned an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution prior to the first semester of proposed graduate study.
• At least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average in undergraduate coursework; students with grade point averages below 3.0 may be considered for provisional admission, provided they demonstrate significant professional experience in a relevant field.

Applications to the program must include the following:

• A statement of 250-500 words discussing interest in sport studies, and how the program will assist them to achieve personal or professional objectives.
• Official college transcripts from each college attended.

Applicants may be conditionally admitted and allowed to take one class in their first semester, in which a B or better must be earned to be fully admitted to the program. Students who do not have a 3.0 grade point average in their undergraduate coursework but possess sufficient professional experience in the sport studies field may be admitted conditionally into the program.

Students in good standing may petition to transfer a maximum of nine credit hours (three courses) of graduate coursework from other colleges or universities to the MS degree. However, only courses with grades of B or better, completed within five years of enrolling in the MS program, may be considered for transfer credit.