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The Master of Science (MS) in Sports Psychology program prepares students for a wide array of professional outcomes. This degree will prepare students with the theories and principles concerning the psychology and physical effects of playing sports. Through this, this degree will focus on teaching methods that can help teams improve their dynamics, boost their performance, recover from injuries, and overcome emotional obstacles caused by competition. Whether the student has career sights of coach, mentor, athlete, teacher, or many others, this degree will equip and empower the student to succeed in whichever field they choose.
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