I'd go back home if I were you. Between rent and student loan payments starting up six months after graduating, life could get pretty miserable.
At the very least, get your CFI tickets somewhere other than ERAU. They charge around $13K for CFI and CFI-I. I wouldn't even remotely consider the 1900 type, or anything to do with monkeying around in the A320 sim.
The #1 advantage to instructing at ERAU is a steady flow of students. No waiting around like a used car salesman for new victims at some run-down FBO. Have you asked any instructors there how many hours they average in a month?
#2 is the tuition waiver available to full-time employees. This waiver allows you to take 6 courses per year (2 per term).
Whether or not their MBA is worth anything is another matter...
Last edited by Uncle Bose; 11-12-2006 at 06:46 PM.