Originally Posted by
PotatoChip
It’s a Master of Commercial Aviation (MCA). It’s fairly generic, with more emphasis on management, but good classes on Logistics and Supply Chain Solutions that definitely give you a better perspective on UPS and freight in general. You get out of the program what you put in, and it’s really on you to get the work done. I honestly enjoyed it overall.
MCA - Master of Commercial Aviation - College of Business
I disagree with the "all eggs in one basket" argument. The degree you are talking about is an aviation management degree offered by the "College of Business". Losing a medical and subsequently all your "eggs" is not accurate in this context.
There are many facets of aviation that don't require a medical exam. Administration, management, instruction, academics, research, safety and sales to name a few. I will agree that an aviation management degree is very specific in the field of business management and would suggest at least exploring a generalized MBA. Although there certainly is utility in this field of study. Good luck!