When we looked into the most frequent majors for professional soccer players, we discovered that they mostly earned bachelor's or associate's degrees. Other degrees that we frequently find on the resumes of professional soccer players are master's degrees and high school diplomas. However, many players without higher education backgrounds can still succeed in the game. Among those who only have a high school diploma, about 19% become professionals in soccer. For those with some college but no degree, about 7% become professionals. And for those with an undergraduate degree, the number is about 3%. Overall, about 8 out of 100 soccer players will become professionals in this sport. In general, boys make up about 9% of professional soccer players. The majority are men age 20-39. Almost all are White. About half are native speakers of English. The most common majors for professional soccer players are physical education/sports management (24%), followed by athletic administration (23%) and kinesiology (20%). Women make up about 2% of professional soccer players. The majority are women age 20-29. More than half are natives of Europe. The most common majors for professional soccer players are physical education/sports management (26%), athletic administration (25%), and health science (10%).