degree question
#1
degree question
I have a 4 year bachelor of business administration degree and am working on my flight training where I have the opportunity to earn a bachelor of science in aeronautics while I complete my flight training.
I plan on going all the way with my flying; (CFI, CFII, MEI,...and beyond)
Will the regional airlines care that I have a BBA istead of a BS? I've heard that a Bacelor of Science is gettting important. Is this true? Anyone think the regionals will change their desired qualifications in this area in the future? Specifically Pinnacle.
I would love to hear from people at the regionals and what each company leans towards in this manner
any advice is appreciated
I plan on going all the way with my flying; (CFI, CFII, MEI,...and beyond)
Will the regional airlines care that I have a BBA istead of a BS? I've heard that a Bacelor of Science is gettting important. Is this true? Anyone think the regionals will change their desired qualifications in this area in the future? Specifically Pinnacle.
I would love to hear from people at the regionals and what each company leans towards in this manner
any advice is appreciated
#2
That doesn't really matter. Just as long as you have a degree. Get those ratings and your flight time ASAP. If it was me in your situation, I wouldn't worry about the second degree. Get your certificates and get flying!
That is coming with a kid with senioritis though...
Laxrox
That is coming with a kid with senioritis though...
Laxrox
#3
The type of degree will not matter at a regional. A hard science/engineeering degree will help break you out of the herd for the majors, but what would be even better would be a masters. Do what it takes to get into a regional, then work on the masters while building time there.
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