I want to work for the seattle mariners in the front office but i dont know what i should major in in college?
Hey i am planning on going to college and become an intern for the seattle Mariners and i was just wondering like what type of major should i choose so that i can work my way up to working in the front office with all of the important people please tell me what i should major in.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
major in Kinesiology with emphasis in sports management
Answer 2 :
I am an NHL person myself, but some of my experience might be useful! Most of the people working for the Red Wings have a lot of game relevant experience. They were players, they were coaches, they were scouts, they were team doctors-- whatever. They have to know the game to get up there and their experience needs to speak for itself. Some sort of sports management degree, or maybe even just a business degree I bet would be helpful. But you have to be prepared for the possibility you'll end up working for a different team if the mariners don't offer you a job, and someone else does. Food has to go on the table even when you're a traitor. :P Why don't you look up their present front office folks on wikipedia or something and see what they studied?
Hey i am planning on going to college and become an intern for the seattle Mariners and i was just wondering like what type of major should i choose so that i can work my way up to working in the front office with all of the important people please tell me what i should major in.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
major in Kinesiology with emphasis in sports management
Answer 2 :
I am an NHL person myself, but some of my experience might be useful! Most of the people working for the Red Wings have a lot of game relevant experience. They were players, they were coaches, they were scouts, they were team doctors-- whatever. They have to know the game to get up there and their experience needs to speak for itself. Some sort of sports management degree, or maybe even just a business degree I bet would be helpful. But you have to be prepared for the possibility you'll end up working for a different team if the mariners don't offer you a job, and someone else does. Food has to go on the table even when you're a traitor. :P Why don't you look up their present front office folks on wikipedia or something and see what they studied?
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