Originally Posted by
Seven3guy
Really? They would ask that?
Of course they would. You only been around for the last couple of years?
Originally Posted by
Seven3guy
Is it a barrier to entry when the demand for pilots is low? Or a true metric of a quality aviator? Or maybe a combination of both?
Of course a degree, by and large, isn't reflective of raw ability as an aviator. It is, however, in a GENERAL sense reflective of certain abilities when looking at the whole-person concept. Yes, I know plenty of people with BAs in basket weaving, too.
Originally Posted by
Seven3guy
I know for certain over the past 2 years (hiring wave) the goal post was very close to the applicant.
yeah, a lot of things have happened the past couple years that deviate from the norm. Requiring a degree being one of those things.
Originally Posted by
Seven3guy
A lot of times it's financial. Some folks had to choose between flight training or a degree. Just a thought...
Then that's what you tell an interviewer if asked...