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Masters in Parks Recreation and Leisure Studies Programs in the San Francisco Bay Area

Explore masters in parks recreation and leisure studies programs and graduate schools offering MA parks recreation and leisure studies degrees. Find the best parks recreation and leisure studies programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. San Jose State University

    • Graduate School
    • San Jose, CA
    • 27 reviews

    Graduate Student: So far, this school has been a million times better than the school I went to for my undergraduate degree! Even getting my education online, the school has provided me with so many resources and lectures that I can attend virtually. I never thought online school would be like this. I wish I had this much support, aid, and resources at my previous school.
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    • San Francisco State University

      • Graduate School
      • San Francisco, CA
      • 9 reviews

      Graduate Student: In my program people are very welcoming and inviting regardless of their background. We’re accepting of all different types of people and it helps with classes too. Because everybody is so friendly, we’re all willing to help each other learn rather than tearing each other apart to get a better grade. I would like to have better buildings and toilets that don’t overflow and stink up the building though 😅
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      • John F Kennedy University

        • Graduate School
        • Pleasant Hill, CA
        • 4 reviews

        Graduate Student: The university provided me with the opportunity to work with a leading epidemiologist in the Science, Health and Living Systems BA program. Additionally I was exposed to other faculty members that were approachable and available.
        This is a commuter school for working adults. The school does help as much as possible and has some great resources.
        The classes are small, and you are treated as a human being and an adult.
        There is very little hand holding, and you are expected to be responsible for your own education.
        It is a good school, and I am lucky to go there. I will probably continue on into one of their graduate programs.
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