I ' m not shelling out $ 15 to watch you suck face a row over . I ' m there to enjoy a film . Don ' t be rude in public . <| sep |> Definitely . You have to really like what you ' re doing in order to not regret it . You ' re more likely to get paid little for shitty hours than make a ton of money . What ' s your goal ? If it ' s to work within college sport , OSU would be great . If it ' s Recreational Sports , I guess we wouldn ' t be bad for that either . For professional sports , I ' d consider a city with a lot of professional teams around . Also , make sure you make connections . With professors those guys know people who can help you , guests speakers , and even other classmates . Be sure to build your resume with anything sport related that you can . Experience is everything and in this field it ' s about who you know , not what you know .