04-17-2016, 10:27 PM
Again, this is dependent upon whether or not he just needs a piece of paper. My daughter's coach has been approached by various schools in the area asking him to coach their teams, and he also doesn't have a degree, but also isn't interested. If the OP is already a good coach and has been approached by teams in the area, and just needs a quick degree so he can move into that area, doing more than that won't matter much.
Obviously, if he/she wants to move further up than a local high school coach (nationally ranked teams, college), then a different degree is a must. At which point he/she should go on to get a second degree, or a masters in some sort of "sports" area of study.
Obviously, if he/she wants to move further up than a local high school coach (nationally ranked teams, college), then a different degree is a must. At which point he/she should go on to get a second degree, or a masters in some sort of "sports" area of study.
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