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GraduateSmart
$85K/yr
Average Salary
4 years
Years of Education
+6%
Job Growth
Many
Total Jobs
Report on and analyze sports events for television, radio, and streaming platforms. Combines deep sports knowledge with communication skills and media presence.
$38K
Starting
$85K
Average
$132K
Senior
High School Diploma or GED
Foundation requirement for all pathways
Bachelor's Degree in Communications
Typically 4 years
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Entry-level positions and internships
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Field
Sports & Fitness
Required Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Time in School
4 years
Job Demand
10-Year Job Growth
+6%
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Pay range
$38K–$132K
10th–90th percentile
Job growth
+6%
projected 2024–2034
Number of jobs
—
unavailable
As fast as average
Moderate demand growth expected
Typical duties
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BLS classifies sports broadcasters under 27-3011 Broadcast Announcers/DJs. Hourly: median $21.96/hr (~$45,677/yr at 2,080 hrs); range $12.50-$63.36/hr. Treat with caution — few work full-time year-round.