I guess you haven't been there in awhile. The AirNet and ASA bridge programs are long gone, and aero sci majors who walk into the career resource center are met with blank stares. The center is geared towards the business and engineering majors, whose degrees have actual market value.
But you didn't fly at ERAU or do the worthless aero sci program. Got a management degree. Good for you. Now quit recommending the former.
EDIT: I see the semiliterate CaptainMark has taken another snipe at me. Apparently he's having trouble comprehending the argument I'm making.
I'm not blaming ERAU for not having an airline job. What I am blaming them for is the marketing propaganda they put forth (already explained by rickair and de727). And then they charge $101K for their worthless aero sci degree.
Last edited by Uncle Bose; 02-25-2007 at 08:46 AM.