Originally Posted by Bravix (Post 1731852)

Could you provide an example of something that would set a person apart?

Only thing notable things I have currently are mostly collegiate. GPA (3.8), Double major of Flight Operations (our pilot program) and Aviation Management (with an airline concentration) and a business administration minor. And president of a student organization.

Other than that, working on my second year as an aircraft maintenance assistant at the university's hangars.

Looking to get some multi-engine internships in the near future, but that'd be corporate in nature of course.

Originally Posted by CBreezy (Post 2000954)

Honestly, a double major or any major in aviation anything doesn't set you apart. You're like the thousands of Riddle, Purdue, and UND grads out there. If you can get a major in a hard science like engineering and a 3.8 GPA, that makes you stand out. Do yourself a favor and get a master's degree in something not at all named aviation.

Originally Posted by prex8390 (Post 2000956)

Let's not beat around the bush here. If you have a degree from Hamburger University, there's a chance most if not all regionals will give you a call.