Education Guide

From Kansas State Salina: Offered as an associate or bachelor’s degree, K-State Aerospace and Technology Campus’s award-winning professional pilot program is the perfect place to begin your aviation journey. With more Master Certified Aviation Instructors than any other college or university in the nation, a premium fleet of 35 aircraft and flight training devices, and […]

From Purdue University: Make your mark at Purdue’s School of Aviation and Transportation Technology. This is a place that pushes all limits and moves the world forward at a soaring pace. Join us to take on grand challenges like sustainability, safety, and quality. Partner with global industry leaders to provide the highest quality graduates to the workforce. […]

From Indiana State University: Established in the Fall of 2013, the Aviation Department’s Flight Academy, located at the Terre Haute Regional Airport, is a twenty minute drive from campus. With a newly renovated facility and a multi-million dollar fleet of aircraft, students receive quality flight training assuring they are sought after by employers. The fleet consist […]

From Southern Illinois University Carbondale: The Associate of Applied Science degree (AAS) in Aviation Flight (AF) prepares students for careers as professional pilots. Students in the AF degree begin their flight training in their first semester and may begin working as Certified Flight Instructors (CFI) in the program by their senior year. Approximately 80% of students in the Associate […]

From Quincy University: Partnered with Quincy’s Jet Access Flight Training, this commercial Illinois air hub will become your classroom for an Aviation Bachelors Degree. With three runways and low-traffic airspace, students advance quickly in Quincy’s intimate and professionally led flight program. This is where you will conduct your first training flight.

From Fox Valley Tech: Turn your love of flying into a great career as a charter, regional or major airline pilot. FVTC has the training you need to make this a reality. If you prefer to keep your feet on the ground, consider the Aircraft Electronics or Airframe Powerplant Mechanics programs.

From Utah State University: The Aviation Technology program at Utah State University prides itself in applying cutting-edge technology with exceptional training to produce high quality pilots and technicians the industry needs. Three B.S. degrees are offered in the Aviation Technology program — Professional Pilot for fixed wing and rotorcraft (helicopters), Maintenance Management and Aviation Management with […]

From Texas A&M: Aviation Science at Texas A&M University-Central Texas offers two fully online bachelor’s of science degree programs that provide a comprehensive education in aviation studies, management, and leadership skills. Students are prepared for the demands of commercial aviation and airport management, and are equipped with skills for careers as a professional pilot or […]

From Middle Tennessee Sate: Established in 1942, the Aerospace Department is now a signature department at MTSU and has grown into one of the most respected aerospace programs in the nation. Twenty full-time faculty members, 100+ flight instructors, and over 1,000 majors places it among the largest of the nation’s collegiate aviation programs. Students from […]

From Spartan College: Established in 1928, Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology has trained over 100,000 pilots and technicians. We have campuses located in the following areas: Tulsa, OK; Los Angeles, CA; Inland Empire, CA; and Denver, CO. Spartan students have come from across the United States and over 62 countries. Spartan College has been […]