1) The study surveyed over 500 college students to examine moral reasoning using the HBVCI and DIT-2 instruments. 2) Results showed that students majoring in sport science or who were current athletes scored significantly lower on both instruments compared to other majors. 3) Specifically, sport science/athletes scored in the mid-50s on the HBVCI, reflecting a junior high level of moral reasoning focused on self-interest. Their DIT-2 scores were also lower and focused more on personal interests versus post-conventional reasoning.