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Old 02-01-2016 | 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by jmstucko
Hey everyone, my name's Jack and I have been following the forum for a while and have learned a ton from everyone. I have really enjoyed all the info on this website/forum and now its finally time to pose my first question.

Question is: how important is one's college major? I've seen some people say that an aviation related degree is not necessary, but have also seen cases of people saying merely have a college degree in anything and doing well is what is important, and that flight hours are flight hours regardless of degree.

I would love to hear any input on this topic and any advice people may have. Looking at pilot's profiles on linkedin, it seems that most have aviation degrees.



I am currently a junior in college and now that all of my general ed classes are out of the way, its decision time in terms of choosing a major. The public state university that I go to has an aviation program and flight labs where I can finish my commercial, as I already have my PPL and instrument.

Thank you!


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If your college offers flight operations internships with major airlines then I would get the degree in Aviation..I know a few people who were interns at United Airlines who got hired in their early twenties due to the internship..It can be very beneficial for you if they offer the internships..
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