Anyone have inside information on health and sports masters degrees, especially at AMU?

2018-02-07T10:37:53-05:00

Response by SGT David T. made Feb 7 at 2018 1:09 PM

2018-02-07T13:09:19-05:00

I can't speak to that program specifically, but my experience with AMU was great. They designed the curriculum for folks who work full time and their prices were reasonable. They actually have a semblance of customer service unlike many brick and mortar schools. If you find a program there you are interested in, go for it. If you don't like it, you can always transfer.

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Feb 7 at 2018 5:49 PM

2018-02-07T17:49:22-05:00

I do not other than advice. If you want a usable sports degree, become an ATC.

Response by SGT Chyrone Ragland made Feb 12 at 2018 12:47 PM

2018-02-12T12:47:37-05:00

No but I got a lot of information on a career in IT.

Response by Kally Alenko made Aug 20 at 2021 5:02 AM

2021-08-20T05:02:41-04:00

It is best to study sports while still in school and then go to university if you like it. While you are a child, they can help you say what you do best https://www.glusea.com/what-school-and-university-team-sports-are-best-for-teenage-development/ and what it will give development for a teenager. But the most common sports are football and rugby. It is there that children most often go and afterwards remain in adulthood.