The online Master's in Sport Management degree at Winona State University shapes students into leaders in a competitive and growing sports industry. The program teaches students facility management, finance, sports marketing, sports law, and ethics through top quality courses, in addition to a hands-on internship experience. Students can choose to take certain classes in order to simultaneously earn their Graduate Certificate in Sports Management, which can add a big boost to a sports career. U.S. News & World Report recently listed WSU as #161 among top universities in the U.S. Midwest.

Liberty University's online M.S. in Sport Management degree with a concentration in Sport Administration is desgined to develop students' leadership and management abilities and help them excel in sports-related careers. The curriculum focuses on ethics in management roles and the integration of faith with education in a professional setting, which makes the program a good choice for professionals working at religious institutions. After finishing their degree, graduates are able to find careers in athletic marketing, public relations, and sports broadcasting, among others. U.S. News & World Report lists Liberty among the 100 Best Online MBA Programs.

Texas A&M University's online M.S. in Health, Kinesiology, and Sports Studies degree is a practical, research-based degree that gives students the chance to shape their education. The program includes concentrations in Athletic Administration, Health Promotion, Exercise Science, and Sports and Recreation Management. Management students can choose between completing a Master's thesis or an internship; the thesis option is intended for students who want to study the academic aspect of athletics. The coursework builds skills in sports-related program administration, finance, law and governance, and social issues. Forbes magazine ranked ISU as #188 in its list of top colleges in the South.

The online MBA in Sports Management degree at the University of the Southwest produces graduates who are qualified to work with athletes in the MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, NASCAR, and many more organizations. The high quality curriculum prepares students for careers as managers, sports agents, scouting directors, development advisors, and even coaches. Most online graduate students qualify as candidates for financial aid from the university, which is not always the case with other sports management programs. The University of the Southwest meets its students needs: according to Niche.com, fewer than 10% of students transfer to other schools.

Indiana State University offers an online M.S. in Sports Management degree that that helps students become exceptional leaders in an expanding discipline. The curriculum examines the application of governance, marketing, finance, event and facility planning, law, and management in athletics. Students explore performance, production, and promotion, the three major sectors of the sports industry. After completing their degree, graduates have the opportunity to enter a wide variety of sports-related programs, ensuring that everyone can specialize in the area that best suits them. Forbes magazine ranks ISU as #162 among top Midwest colleges in the United States.

Millersville University's online M.Ed. in Sport Management degree is highly flexible, making it an excellent choice for full time students and working professionals. The program offers concentrations in diverse subjects such as Community Recreation, Campus Recreation, Organizational Management, College Coaching, and Facility/Game Day Operations. The curriculum blends sports science, educational theory, and current research to help graduates stand out in the professional sports industry and recreation and facilities management. Students can choose to take courses in an online or hybrid format. U.S. News ranked Millersville University among the best 100 colleges in the North.

The online M.S. in Health, Human Performance, and Recreation degree at Pittsburg State University offers graduates the chance to customize their degree through three practical, high quality specializations. Students can choose from Human Performance and Wellness, Sport and Leisure Service Management, and a General Emphasis. All three prepare graduates for successful careers in the field of their choosing, whether they prefer to work in educational, community, or professional management settings. Both the Human Performance and the Sport and Leisure concentrations require an internship as part of the curriculum, therefore ensuring that students get hands on experience in their chosen area. U.S. News & World Report listed PSU among the top 100 colleges in the U.S. Midwestern Region.

New England College's online MBA in Sports and Recreation Management degree gives students a thorough understanding of athletic management in regards to intercollegiate coaching. The curriculum emphasizes a theoretical knowledge of sports management and the psychological responsibilities of coaching. Students learn how to deal with problems in practice and make evidence-based decisions through first hand research. The curriculum is designed to be as flexible as possible, so that working professionals can make the most of their educational experience. NEC's workload is touted as low stress; 80% of students surveyed on CollegeProwler rated the manageability of work as above average.

The online M.S. in Sport Management degree at the University of Southern Mississippi builds professionals' critical thinking and research skills in order to advance their careers in the sports industry. The curriculum encourages development administrative abilities and a comprehensive understanding of the industry through hands-on experience. Graduates of the program are prepared for careers in interscholastic and intercollegiate athletic management, in addition to jobs in facility management, club and team management, and the corporate sports industry. Professors at the university are highly knowledgeable, according to a CollegeProwler survey of USM students.

Western Kentucky University's online M.S. in Recreation and Sports Management degree offers two equally strong concentration options for graduates who want to succeed in the field of sports administration. The first is in Athletic Administration and Coaching, and prepares graduates for a career managing teams at the K-12 level. The second is in Facility and Events Management, which teaches skills including construction standards, risk management, crowd control, aquatic management, and green design and sustainability, among others. Students are encouraged to write a thesis, though they can choose not to if they wish. TheBestSchools.org ranked WKU's program the #13 Best Online Sports Management Master's Degree programs in the United States.