Originally Posted by
howard771
Hi guys, Im 20 years old and in my second year at a very nice university studying electrical engineering. I must say its tough as nails and its not the direction I want to go. It puts a knot in my stomach everytime a jet flys over the campus on final. Its really hard to stay motivated in circuit analysis when all I want to do is fly. I am doing ee as my safety net but i fear that once i graduate with it, it will be hard to say no to a 60k a year job to go on and get the rest of my ratings to fly for 20k a year. I guess what im curious about is i am very close to getting a general AS degree. How do the airlines look at those in comparison to the other guys with BA or BS. Im thinking of taking the AS and running with it to the nearest FBO and fly, fly, fly. Any advice??
Thanks
stay in school , locking yourself into the lowest paying jobs in aviation for your entire career would hardly be the easier way out. You ever wonder why those airline pilots don't want to fly fly fly and talk about their time off as QOL?