Grad schools for Strength and Conditioning..

[kylieg]

So i am looking all over really, but Cal U..in California PA has an online program that works closely with the National Academy of Sports Medicine and it certifies you in certified performance specialist, cert. exercise spec., and cert. PT. The program takes 1 year and I guess the main purpose is for people with jobs, but they will also pay full tuition plus monthly check for GA's and they just so happen to be looking for a swim GA..im a swimmer.

But then there is the fact that maybe a masters that is basically from an online degree may not be seen as the same as a degree from a 2 year grad program at another University. Any suggestions?

[Joseph61189]

Originally Posted by kylieg

So i am looking all over really, but Cal U..in California PA has an online program that works closely with the National Academy of Sports Medicine and it certifies you in certified performance specialist, cert. exercise spec., and cert. PT. The program takes 1 year and I guess the main purpose is for people with jobs, but they will also pay full tuition plus monthly check for GA's and they just so happen to be looking for a swim GA..im a swimmer.

But then there is the fact that maybe a masters that is basically from an online degree may not be seen as the same as a degree from a 2 year grad program at another University. Any suggestions?

Personally Id put my self through the extra 2 years of schooling, and im not one who enjoys college all that much, but in the long run I know it will be worth it.

[Jhawk Fitness]

I know 2 coaches who earned their Masters through that school, I was under the impression is was solely an online school without and actual campus.