MSLB Admission

Your resume should include details about your educational background, work history, military service, leadership roles, honor societies, scholarships, extracurricular activities, community service, honors and awards, publications, foreign language proficiencies, and any other significant achievements and involvements. In your work history, please include significant previous sports experience completed during and post-college, including the organization name, dates of employment, and hours worked. Your resume should be no more than two typed pages and the font size should be 11 point or higher.

Your personal statement should tell the admissions committee who you are beyond your resume. It should be compelling, show off your writing skills and include why you want to study in the Sports Law and Business Program. It can also highlight specific reasons you want to come to ASU Law and work in sports. Your personal statement should be at least two pages long, double spaced, and the font size should be 11 point or higher.

ASU Law accepts up to two references to tell us about your ability to participate in the MSLB program. References can include undergraduate professors, advisors or other professional contacts. Please include the person’s name, title and email. These are not letters of recommendation.

All applicants to the SLB Program are required to upload a video submission or elevator pitch. An elevator pitch is a brief, persuasive speech that will spark the admissions committee’s interest in a potential student. Please see the video submission guidelines at the bottom of this page.

Applicants must include a transcript from each undergraduate and graduate school they have attended. The application will require you to upload a PDF.

If you received your degree from an institution outside of the U.S., please submit the following:

• TOEFL Score
• Transcript Evaluation through American Credential Evaluation Institute (ACEI)

Please refer to the special instructions for Foreign Educated Applicants.