Originally Posted by
V1Rotate
I've thought of that. An aviation degree isn't particularly useful for other things, and I would like to broaden my horizons. However, changing majors would take even more time. The priority now is to get a job at the majors. Maybe a bit of a gamble given that if I can't fly I won't have anything to fall back on but I'll cross that bridge when I and if I come to it. Higher education has kinda become a money making racket unfortunately.
Just a thought...
Whatever school you choose will be able to tell you what, if any, courses you could transfer in for credit. If you are only three semesters in, can we assume those courses were the more general academic courses and not aviation specific i.e. English, math, history, etc? If so, you might be able to get equivalent credit at your new school and reduce the time to a non-aviation degree. I would suggest using the transferability of you courses as a main criteria when looking around. Each school is different.