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TylerbPilot11 05-12-2012 04:57 PM

Aerosim Flight Academy.
 
If anyone has attended Aerosim Flight academy please give me your thoughts on it. How much did Fafsa cover for most people? Could you recieve Fafsa for just the Pilot program not the degree program? What is the training atmosphere like?

Thanks,
Tyler.

rev4life03 05-13-2012 08:30 AM

http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/fl...anford-fl.html

I have no experience there but $70,000 seems like a bit much.

TylerbPilot11 05-13-2012 11:40 AM

Yeah it does but I was trying to finish my college as well. I already have my private license, just trying to find a school that I can get fafsa as well as flight train.

chrisreedrules 05-13-2012 01:11 PM

your spending that money needlessly... you can do it for a lot less at a number of schools

TylerbPilot11 05-13-2012 01:39 PM

Okay do you have some colleges that offer fafsa for school and flight training for less?

Rotor2prop 05-13-2012 01:51 PM


Originally Posted by TylerbPilot11 (Post 1187400)
Okay do you have some colleges that offer fafsa for school and flight training for less?


Middle Georgia College would be about 1/2 of what Aerosim is quoting. They are also a state college with lots of financial aid options including fasfa.

rev4life03 05-13-2012 02:02 PM


Originally Posted by Rotor2prop (Post 1187406)
Middle Georgia College would be about 1/2 of what Aerosim is quoting. They are also a state college with lots of financial aid options including fasfa.

A friend of mine goes there now and I am yet to hear a complaint. Loves the warm weather and the flying. He is doing the helicopter program.

prwest 05-13-2012 03:48 PM

I would get a non aviation degree, and do the flight training on the side.

Rotor2prop 05-13-2012 04:36 PM


Originally Posted by rev4life03 (Post 1187413)
A friend of mine goes there now and I am yet to hear a complaint. Loves the warm weather and the flying. He is doing the helicopter program.


I did some of my helicopter training there too but that was close to 10 years ago. Good times! The only negative is Eastman, Ga is in the middle of no where but I drove an hour everyday from Warner Robins so other than the drive it was nice. I know the place a has changed a lot since I was there but they have some really nice equipment and resources.

seoceancrosser 05-14-2012 06:55 AM

MGC is the best bang for the buck in my opinion. I'm not exactly sure how it is now, but 10 years ago the equipment was new, maintenance was superb, hourly rates were operating cost only fleet wide, instruction (both ground and air) was paid by HOPE (Georgia Scholarship Program) and the facilities were top notch. They were a state owned school, so at it's inception cost were not a factor. Since then they have joined forces with MGC and added on a 4 year program one can earn their bachelors in aviation or other degrees. The downsides are middle of no-where, must import your own good looking women and drive 30 minutes one way to the county line liquor store to get your whiskey.


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