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Sport Management Concentration

Bachelor of Science Degree, Physical Education Major

Sport management combines the study of physical education and business. It is designed for the student interested in working in fields involving sports, recreation, and fitness. It is especially recommended for camp administrators and athletic directors. A teaching internship is not required.

Academic Requirements: Students must have a “C” in all business administration, marketing, physical education, and sport management (PM) courses. Students complete a minor in business management through the business and management requirements for this concentration.

Academic Program Fee: $50 per semester or $12.50 per payment.

Fitness Tests: First-semester sophomores must take PE 298 Sophomore Fitness Test. First-semester juniors must successfully take PE 398 Junior Fitness Test. First-semester seniors must take PE 498 Senior Fitness Test to complete a sport management concentration.

Men: These students must complete one of the following requirements: (1) manage or play on the Eagles basketball team 2 seasons; (2) coach collegian soccer, volleyball, flag football, basketball, or softball teams 2 seasons; or (3) play on collegian soccer, volleyball, flag football, basketball, or softball teams 4 seasons [1 or more seasons may be replaced by serving as collegian athletic director—1 semester for 1 season—up to 4 total]. Combinations of these requirements need the Registrar’s approval.

Women: These students must complete one of the following requirements: (1) manage or play on the Lady Eagles volleyball or basketball teams 2 seasons; (2) coach collegian soccer, volleyball, basketball, or softball teams 2 seasons; (3) play on collegian soccer, volleyball, basketball, or softball teams 4 seasons [1 or more seasons may be replaced by serving as collegian athletic director—1 semester for 1 season—up to 4 total]. Combinations of these requirements need the Registrar’s approval.

Recommended Course Sequence

Freshman Course Sequence

Fall
BI 101: New Testament Survey 2
BY 105: Principles of Biology 4
EN 101: English Grammar and Composition 3
MA 111: College Mathematics 3
PE 105/175: Soccer/Speedball 1
SP 101: Fundamentals of Speech 3
Total Hours 16
Spring
BA 101: Introduction to Business 2
BI 102: New Testament Survey 2
EN 102: English Grammar and Composition 3
HI 101: History of Civilization 3
PE 161/171: Swimming/Bowling I 1
PE 210: History, Principles, and Philosophy of Physical Education  
2
SP 102: Fundamentals of Speech 3
Total Hours 16

Sophomore Course Sequence

Fall
AC 111: Fundamentals of Accounting 4
BA 203: Management Planning and Control 3
BI 201: Old Testament Survey 2
CS 313: Computer Applications for Business* 3
EN 202: American Literature 3
PE 298: Sophomore Fitness Test 0
PE 364/374: Lifeguarding 1
Total Hours 16
Spring
BI 202: Old Testament Survey 2
BY 201: General Anatomy and Physiology 4
ED 102: Personal and Community Health 2
MK 204: Principles of Marketing 3
PE 243/293: Weight Training 1
PE: Coaching Elective 2
PM 225: Wilderness First Aid 2
Total Hours 16

Junior Course Sequence

Fall
BA 201: Business Law 3
BY 202: General Anatomy and Physiology 4
CR 370: Origins 2
FC 218: Nutrition 3
MK 307: Advertising 3
PE 321: Kinesiology 2
PE 398: Junior Fitness Test 0
Total Hours 17
Spring
BI/BB: Bible or Bible Background Elective‡ 2
HI 102: History of Civilization 3
PE 226/236: Minor Sports 2
PE 273/283: Physical Fitness 1
PE 301: Organization and Administration of Physical Education 2
PE 316: Rules and Officiating 1
PM 302: Camp Programs and Management 3
PM 310: Sport Management Practicum1 2
Total Hours 16

Senior Course Sequence

Fall
BA 403: Business Communications 3
BI/BB: Bible or Bible Background Elective‡ 2
ED 430: Instructional Methods 2
PE 317: Rules and Officiating 1
PE 498: Senior Fitness Test 0
PE: Coaching Elective 2
PR 306: Interpersonal Relationships 3
Social Science Elective 3
Total Hours 16
Spring
BI/BB: Bible or Bible Background Elective‡ 2
ED 413/415: Child/Adolescent Growth and Development 3
EN 204: British Literature 3
PE 324: Care of Athletic Injuries 1
PE: PE Activity Elective 1
PM 412: Design and Operation of Sport and Recreation Facilities 2
SP 410: Oral Communications in the Professions 2
Elective 1
Total Hours 15

* Students must meet CS 101 prerequisite by credit or proficiency.
1 Taken during summer or Interterm
‡ At least 4 hours out of 6 hours of BI/BB electives must have a BI course number.