
You don’t need a Sport Management degree to work in sports; you just have to be what most people aren’t: hardworking and consistent. Just ask Tia Gorecki, who, four years after graduating with a Public Health degree, is managing over 300 people for the Milwaukee Brewers. After starting as an intern, Tia has risen through the ranks and plays a crucial role on game days at American Family Field.
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Lots of people want to work in sports, but what does it really take for a college graduate to break in? The Rookie Report has your answers. From education, internships, and professional development, young professionals across the sports industry share their educational and work experiences, as well as valuable advice for college students eager to work in sports.