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I plan on going forward with a sports management degree that can turn into a master’s degree at some point in my career. The first job I would like to have would be an office position at a YMCA or something similar to a YMCA, where I would deal with children’s athletics. I would like to stay in the Midwest, but I would want to be in one of the larger cities. The Midwest has a tough time with weather at times, and a gym at the YMCA can become a home to many children where it is easier for children to have a bond. The other options that I have open is work as an athletic director at the middle school level or working with the Special Olympics. I am a strong believe that at the middle school level, height or weight means nothing but numbers at
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