Which Aviation College?
10-05-2018, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by kingsnake2
If you'd consider a two year that has a 2+2 arrangement, there is Tarrant County College. It is an associate's degree program that earn 0-CFII with 1250 hour restricted ATP. You can then do your next two years in the Aviation Management/Logistics program at UNT for a bachelors. During that time you can begin building time as a CFI too.
Overall it's probably still cheaper than your other options unless you get a huge scholarship to one of those schools.
Overall it's probably still cheaper than your other options unless you get a huge scholarship to one of those schools.
10-06-2018, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Swedish Blender
As a Purdue grad, I would agree with this sentiment. I would choose Purdue or Western Michigan. I believe either would give you a great college experience besides flying airplanes. The rest of your life will be spent flying. Make the choice to enjoy the experience as a whole.
12-11-2018, 06:02 AM
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An important question to ask at any school you're looking at is when you will start flying. Many flight schools have seen increased enrollments and have a shortage of flight instructors. There are waiting lists to fly at some of these big name schools of up to a year.
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