Thomas Edison State College or Utah Valley U
#11
Well, sometimes that's all it takes. Bachelor's Degree=Block checked.
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Hate to poo poo your recommendations, but one thing that I realized when I interviewed at a major airline was that most of the guys who were interviewing were coming from the military academy's and well known state schools. To say that these options are both "great schools" to land a job flying at a major airline might be a little ambitious. They might both get a person a 4 year degree which helps check a box on an app, but I don't think they will help stand out in an app.
With that said, by all means pursue a 4 year degree, but don't get delusional and think that a degree from Utah whatever state is going advance your career ambitions any more than a degree from Anywhere University
With that said, by all means pursue a 4 year degree, but don't get delusional and think that a degree from Utah whatever state is going advance your career ambitions any more than a degree from Anywhere University
Military academies are great. I would say however that a degree from a state school or other "once great" institutions have been watered down immensely due to government programs and the need for everyone to have a degree.
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Hate to poo poo your recommendations, but one thing that I realized when I interviewed at a major airline was that most of the guys who were interviewing were coming from the military academy's and well known state schools. To say that these options are both "great schools" to land a job flying at a major airline might be a little ambitious. They might both get a person a 4 year degree which helps check a box on an app, but I don't think they will help stand out in an app.
With that said, by all means pursue a 4 year degree, but don't get delusional and think that a degree from Utah whatever state is going advance your career ambitions any more than a degree from Anywhere University
With that said, by all means pursue a 4 year degree, but don't get delusional and think that a degree from Utah whatever state is going advance your career ambitions any more than a degree from Anywhere University
#17
If you have any ambitions outside of aviation, my suggestion is to put a little more effort into earning an accredited degree that offers some utility outside of just "checking the box". Why? Because an aviation degree and $3.99 gets you a Happy Meal nowadays! Although a bachelors degree in just about any major, will get you accepted into an online MBA program.
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