Sports academy gets ‘Best Buy’ award

Submitted by Mark Stevens
Posted 8/18/08

DAPHNE, Ala. – Higher education consumer advocate GetEducated.com announced that the United States Sports Academy was rated the “Best Buy” in sports management by its national editorial review team.

The team reviewed 127 distance-learning …

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Sports academy gets ‘Best Buy’ award

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DAPHNE, Ala. – Higher education consumer advocate GetEducated.com announced that the United States Sports Academy was rated the “Best Buy” in sports management by its national editorial review team.

The team reviewed 127 distance-learning master of management or master of administration degree programs offered by accredited U.S. universities, identifying “Best Buy Online Master’s Degrees.”

The academy’s master of sports science degree in sports management was GetEducated.com’s top-rated sports management program in the country.

To view the GetEducated.com Best Buy list, please visit www.geteducated.com.

The Best Buy designation indicates that a program has been reviewed and judged to offer a high quality distance degree to a national audience at tuition rates well below the national average.

More than half a million learners visit GetEducated.com each year seeking advice about distance programs to meet their needs. GetEducated.com was rated first in consumer trust by Newsweek and CNN.Money.

GetEducated.com is a consumer watchdog and advocacy group that rates, ranks and verifies the cost, quality and credibility of online colleges and online universities. The group’s mission is to educate, advocate and protect. Founded in 1989 by Vicky Phillips, a psychologist and educator, GetEducated.com developed America’s first online counseling center for adult distance learners.

GetEducated.com also serves to protect distance learners from online education fraud, through free services as the Diploma Mill Police, a database that chronicles consumer alerts concerning more than 300 online education scams.