Education Guide

From the University of Cincinnati: Aviation Technology combines pilot training with the on-the-ground skills you need for a career as a professional pilot. In addition to flying passenger aircraft for major and commuter airlines, pilots also crew cargo jets, corporate aircraft and serve the military and law enforcement.  Others fly emergency medical services, perform aerial […]

From Elizabeth City State University: Earn your degree in a supportive environment where you are not just a number. Build connections and expand your career choices with a strong aviation network. 65.5 million jobs are supported worldwide in aviation (Air Transport Action Group (ATAG) 2018) Median annual wages range from $54,000 to $83,000 (U.S. Bureau of Labor […]

From Farmingdale State College: The Farmingdale State College Department of Aviation can help you “earn your wings” or prepare you for a career in a non-flight area of the incredibly diverse aeronautics industry. Their department offers the largest collegiate Flight School in the Northeast Region and the only SUNY school to offer four-year degrees in […]

From SNHU: Learn about aircraft design, analysis, development, and manufacturing with a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering degree from Southern New Hampshire University. Through this program, you’ll have the opportunity to apply knowledge and theories learned in the classroom to practical, real-world situations. You’ll develop projects from concept to completion, and build confidence and […]

From The University of Nebraska Omaha: Provide an environment where students are supported and challenged as they develop the skills, knowledge, and experiences that prepare them for personally and professionally rewarding careers in aviation and transportation. Conduct research that enhances the safety, security, efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of aviation and transportation services; and improves mobility and quality of life […]

From St. Louis University: Founded as America’s first federally certified school of aviation, Saint Louis University’s Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology has forged a path of innovation in all the disciplines we serve. From robots to rockets and everything in between, they’ve developed future-focused programs to address the current and future needs of […]

From The University of Maryland Eastern Shore: University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s educational mission is the preparation of students for challenging and rewarding careers in the aviation industry. The UMES Aviation Sciences program is Maryland’s only four-year, bachelor’s degree program in aviation. They offer a Bachelor of Science in Aviation Science degree with concentrations in […]

From Wichita State University: The aerospace engineering department at Wichita State is the seventh oldest in the nation. Located in the Air Capital of the World, they have long benefitted from and contributed to Wichita’s rich aviation history, home to such names as Airbus, Bombardier-Learjet, Textron/Cessna/Beechcraft, and Spirit AeroSystems. WSU’s Cooperative Education program gives students […]

From ATP: The Airline Career Pilot Program offers you the training, resources, and airline partnerships you need to become an airline pilot. Complete the program in seven months (from zero time) and start flying as an airline pilot in two years — proven by more graduates flying for airlines than from any other academy.

From Vaughn College: Aviation is constantly changing―and our programs and degrees are constantly evolving to adhere to the ever-evolving field and career paths. Are you seeking a career as a pilot? Take flight with an aviation degree from Vaughn College. Whether your passion is in the clouds sitting in the front seat of the plane, […]