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In Chapter 3 of 18, Jen Duberstein, now a Major League Soccer attorney, discusses why she chose University of...

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In Chapter 3 of 18, Jen Duberstein, now a Major League Soccer attorney, discusses why she chose University of Michigan over the University of North Carolina to pursue a sports journalism career. Duberstein considered sports program strength, school spirit, and respected journalism outlets to narrow her college choice. She Chose Michigan due to its strong journalism presence, in particular its Michigan Daily newspaper and university radio station, over UNC's NCAA Tournament basketball victory.

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How to Choose Where to Study Sports Journalism

How to Choose Where to Study Sports Journalism Erik Michielsen: So when did you decide to pursue a career in sports and how did that affect your college choice? Jennifer Duberstein: In high school I decided I wanted to be a sports broadcaster. So going to college I can remember researching in that career area at school, trying to find a school that had a very good sports’ program, a very good journalism program and one that I like with a lot of school experience. So I narrowed it down to Michigan and North Carolina. North Carolina had a better journalism program but Michigan had the Michigan Daily, they had a radio station and they a lot of assets that I could use as well to achieve my goal. I went to visit both, I love them both. I send in my deposits to Michigan but told my mom not to send in the reply to North Carolina and the timeout happened in NC Dobbley Final 4 of Michigan versus North Carolina, and I called my mom from the beach because we’re at spring break and I said “you have to change it now, I've made the wrong decision it’s an omen” and she told me I could not change my school based on the score of a basketball game. And she was very angry at me but she was right.

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How to Choose Where to Study Sports Journalism

Erik Michielsen: So when did you decide to pursue a career in sports and how did that affect your college choice?

Jennifer Duberstein: In high school I decided I wanted to be a sports broadcaster. So going to college I can remember researching in that career area at school, trying to find a school that had a very good sports’ program, a very good journalism program and one that I like with a lot of school experience. So I narrowed it down to Michigan and North Carolina. North Carolina had a better journalism program but Michigan had the Michigan Daily, they had a radio station and they a lot of assets that I could use as well to achieve my goal.

I went to visit both, I love them both. I send in my deposits to Michigan but told my mom not to send in the reply to North Carolina and the timeout happened in NC Dobbley Final 4 of Michigan versus North Carolina, and I called my mom from the beach because we’re at spring break and I said “you have to change it now, I've made the wrong decision it’s an omen” and she told me I could not change my school based on the score of a basketball game. And she was very angry at me but she was right.

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