College classes while working for Skywest
#11
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You want to do a mechanical engineering degree while flying at a regional? You sure you know what you're getting into?
I have an EE degree. Looking back on it now I couldn't even fathom working as a Starbucks barista while doing engineering (And there are people who do it btw, good on them). No less being a regional FO.
Think carefully about what you're asking for. Engineering is not like being an English major. You just can't miss a few classes here and there because you're out flying the line.
I have an EE degree. Looking back on it now I couldn't even fathom working as a Starbucks barista while doing engineering (And there are people who do it btw, good on them). No less being a regional FO.
Think carefully about what you're asking for. Engineering is not like being an English major. You just can't miss a few classes here and there because you're out flying the line.
#12
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I know FA's that do it, why can't a pilot do it? Sure, he'll need to wait until he's a more senior lineholder and probably need to be in school part time only. Still possible.
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The University of North Dakota used to have a fully-accredited online BS in ME. It had an annual residence requirement of 1 week each summer, if I remember correctly, but this would be worth exploring if you’re definitely wanting to study ME.
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I looked at it. Really appreciate it.
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Possible? Yes. Probable? Meh...
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