How many students are in the program?

The undergraduate program has 38 students. Historically, 10 were accepted each spring to begin the program in the fall. The program has expanded in the last two years due to the increased number of qualified applicants.

How many faculty members?

There are three full-time faculty in the Sport Management undergraduate program. There is one adjunct (or part-time) faculty member in the Coaching and Administration undergraduate program.

When should I apply?

Undergraduate applications are due on or around February 1 each year. Students apply in February of their sophomore year (4th semester) to begin the program in the fall of their junior year (5th semester).

What are the admissions requirements?

Undergraduate – we are looking for students with a 3.0 cumulative grade point average in their first two years at UConn. We also want them to have completed their general education requirements for Sport Management prior to beginning the program. Related work or internship experience is a plus.

What materials are needed in application?
Where do I send my application?
Can I apply online?

Please see the “How to Apply” page for detailed information on applying, including requirements and due dates.

Where can I get information about financial aid?

Please see the Office of Student Financial Aid Services

What are my residential/housing options?

Please see the Department of Residential Life for information on on-campus housing.

How do I know which courses to take?

Please review the Guidelines and Sample Semester Sequences for Sport Management.

How long will it take to get my degree?

2 years and a summer for the internship after being admitted into the upper-division programs in Social Science of Sport.

What do international students need to know when applying?

Please see the Department of International Services and Programs

Who should I contact with additional questions?

Please contact any of the following faculty members if you have further questions about the undergraduate program in Social Science of Sport:

• Jennifer Bruening
• Laura Burton
• Janet Fink
• Joseph Morrone