Ever meet an expensive liberal arts college Psychology or Philosophy graduate. Their high paid job usually involves asking, "Would you like fries with this ?"

 

I'm an ERAU Grad (88) and I never even set foot on the Daytona campus. I earned mine while flying active duty in the Army assigned to the 101st ABN. Nights, weekends and home life suffered but it was a goal I needed to achieve. I paid the high tuition of ERAU with tuition assistance (paid back by time in the Army) and my checkbook, Mom and Dad didn't factor into the picture. I also didn't attend the graduation, I wasn't in it for that, and I needed a 4-year Degree to further my military career. There are guys and gals right now taking ERAU classes all over the world, including Iraq and Afghanistan! So there is more than one kind of ERAU Grad. I'm not saying you had it any easier, but you made your choice of schools (with loans and your parents money). Oh...I got asked about my ERAU Diploma at my interview for a Major Airline last year...I gave them the same answer as this (maybe a little less harsh, but the truth) and got the job! You have to compete in life to be successful and there are many ways to achieve your goals, stop your whining.....move on.

 

And when those CFIs and Students become old timers they will, most of them atleast, will be like the old timers today. When people are near the bottom of the "food chain" they will be more on guard, more cocky, more out to prove themselves, its just a fact of life. Once you start racking up time, and you become more confident, you do not have the urge to prove yourself as much, you dont have to be cocky, because you are confident. Its how things are.

 

Everyone should go to Kent State 4 to 1 guys to girls and a good flight program. I loved my school and couldn't imagine being imbaressed about it.

 

4 girl to every dude. sorry about error above.

 

You should be "imbaressed" by your lack of command of the English language...

 

lol. UND has fine women as well. Trust me.

 

Baylor was picked #2 by Penthouse while I was there. #3 by Playboy... 2000 or 2001 i think. Kept losing to a school in fl. Wake forest maybe?

 

Parks college in St. Louis is $13,125 per semester, plus flight training. Purdue is $22,526 for a non-resident year's tuition ($33,00+ for room and board, books, etc..), plus flight training. I'm sure I can find a few more, but I'm not going to waste my time. College is expensive.

 

They Migrate south during the winter only to return during summer break.