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UAA COLLEGIATE AVIATION GUIDE Eighth edition - Reference of collegiate aviation programs 200+ Colleges & Universities offering aviation majors

Editorial Team Dawn Vinson, Editor Missy Reece, Copy Editor Geoff Ware, Publications Designer Laura Swanson, Advertising Coordinator Board of Trustees Aviation Association Board of Trustees Samuel Pavel, Ph.D. President Chaminda Prelis Treasurer Mary Johnson, Ph.D. Secretary Suzanne Kearns, Ph.D. Past-President Stacey Bechdolt, Esq Corporate Trustee Jeremy Brown Corporate Trustee John Mott, Ph.D. Educator Trustee Corky Romeo Member at Large Trustee Martin Rottler Educator Trustee José Ruiz, Ph.D. Educator Trustee Tyler Tenbrink Corporate Trustee Johnathan Velazquez, Ph.D. Educator Trustee Ryan Wallace, Ph.D. Educator Trustee Doug Williams, Ph.D. Educator Trustee University Aviation Association 2787 North 2nd Street Memphis, TN 38127 (901) 563-0505 hello@uaa.aero www.uaa.aero Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved. No part of the Collegiate Aviation Guide may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means include photocopying, recording, or by information storage and retrieval systems without permission in writing from the publisher. Visit us at www.uaa.aero under “UAA MERCHANDISE” to order a copy online.

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What is UAA? The University Aviation Association (UAA) is the voice of collegiate aviation education to its members, the industry, government and the general public. Through the collective expertise of its members, this nonprofit organization plays a pivotal role in the advancement of degree-granting aviation programs that represent all segments of the aviation industry.

UAA provides a forum for students, faculty, staff, and practitioners to share ideas, to enhance the quality of education, and to develop stronger programs and curricula.

If you want to ensure the quality of collegiate academic programs, UAA is for you. If you want to benefit from the technical expertise and knowledge of professionals from academia and industry, UAA is for you. If you want to influence curricula development, industry standards and aviation policy, UAA is for you. If you want to have an impact on the future of aviation, UAA is for YOU.

UAA MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION YES, I want to join the University Aviation Association, a nonprofit professional organization that encourages, supports and promotes collegiate aviation, careers and industry partnerships.

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Institutional - College and University Aviation Programs ($550) Individual Faculty - Aviation Professionals ($100) Individual Associate - Aviation Enthusiasts and Sales ($225) Corporate - Organizations Supporting Collegiate Aviation ($650) Student- High school or undergraduate students interested in pursuing an aviation career ($30) Anticipated Graduation Date Make check payable to University Aviation Association Invoice Me Mastercard Visa Amex Card Number Exp CID Name on Card Authorized Signature

Mail Membership Applications to: University Aviation Association, 2787 North 2nd Street, Memphis, TN 38127 For questions contact (901) 563-0505 or address your questions to hello@uaa.aero.

Introduction The University Aviation Association (UAA) is a nonprofit organization that represents colleges and universities that offer academic degree programs in aviation at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

We are pleased to offer this 2019 edition of the Collegiate Aviation Guide. The Guide is a directory of departments in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Canada, and abroad that offer academic degrees and/or majors in aviation. The institutions listed in this Guide are accredited by a regional or national accrediting organization as a degree granting institution and/or are listed in the 2018 edition of the Higher Education Directory. The intent of this Guide is to serve as a useful reference to prospective undergraduate and graduate students, as well as educators, and industry and government personnel. For high school students and parents in search of a college or university, we suggest using the Guide as an initial screening device to identify those institutions and locales that are appropriate for the student’s educational goals and individual needs. Students should then contact the institutions directly for detailed, current information. As part of the process of finding the perfect program, study the information available from several institutions, then follow-up with a personal visit to the institutions. The final decision should be based on consideration of all factors that relate to the individual student.

In order to ensure accuracy of the data, extensive cross checking was performed with the surveys, earlier UAA publications and online sources. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of all listings. Representatives of institutions that find an error in the listing are requested to send a corrected version of their listing to uaamail@uaa.aero. New programs and institutions that qualify for a listing based on the criteria stated above may forward a request in writing requesting inclusion in the next edition of the Guide.

This Guide is one of the many publications and services offered by the University Aviation Association. For more information, visit the UAA website at www.uaa.aero.

Abbreviations A&P........................ Airframe and Powerplant ATP......................... Air Transport Pilot ATP-R................... Air Transport Pilot – Restricted CFI........................... Certified Flight Instructor (Airplane) CFII......................... Certified Flight Instructor (Instrument) Com..................... Commercial Instrument IR, Inst.................. Instrument Rating ME............................ Multi-engine MEComm....... Multi-engine Commercial PPL, Priv.............. Private Pilot Aviation Membership Associations AAAE..................... American Association of Airport Executives ALPA...................... Air Line Pilots Association, International ATEC..................... Aviation Technical Education Council AWAM................. Association for Women in Aviation EAA......................... Experimental Aircraft Association HAI.......................... Helicopter Association International IATA....................... International Air Transport Association LPA.......................... Latino Pilots Association NBAA.................... National Business Aviation Association NGPA.................... National Gay Pilots Association NIFA....................... National Intercollegiate Flying Association OBAP.................... Organization for Black Airline Pilots RAA........................ Regional Airline Association UAA........................ University Aviation Association WAI......................... Women in Aviation, International Accreditation and Certification Bodies • Accrediting Commission for Schools Western Association of Schools and Colleges • Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges • Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools • American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics • Applied and Natural Science Accreditation Commission • Aviation Accreditation Board International • Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools • Federal Aviation Administration (Part-141 and Part-147) • Higher Learning Commission • Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools • North Central Association of Colleges and Schools • Northeast Association of Colleges and Schools • Northeast Commission on Colleges and Universities • Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities • Southern Association of Colleges and Schools • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Contents UAA Member Institutional Listing by State Alabama...................................................................................................................................1 Alaska...........................................................................................................................................1 Arizona..................................................................................................................................2,3 Arkansas.................................................................................................................................5 California.................................................................................................................7,8,9,10 Colorado.................................................................................................................................11 Delaware...............................................................................................................................12 District of Columbia.................................................................................................12 Florida..........................................................................................13,14,15,17,18,19,20,21 Georgia...................................................................................................................................21 Illinois............................................................................................................... 22,23,24,25 Indiana...........................................................................................................................25,26 Iowa........................................................................................................................................... 27 Kansas....................................................................................................................................28 Kentucky..............................................................................................................................29 Louisiana.......................................................................................................................29,31 Maryland.......................................................................................................................31,32 Massachusetts.....................................................................................................32,33 Michigan......................................................................................................................33,35 Minnesota......................................................................................................................... 36 Mississippi..........................................................................................................................37 Missouri........................................................................................................................ 38,39 Montana...................................................................................................................... 39,40 Nebraska......................................................................................................................40,41 Nevada................................................................................................................................... 41 New Hampshire............................................................................................................ 41 New Jersey................................................................................................................. 41,42 New Mexico..................................................................................................................... 43 New York.............................................................................................................43,44,45 North Carolina.............................................................................................................. 45 North Dakota...................................................................................................................47 Ohio....................................................................................................................48,49,50,51 Oklahoma...................................................................................................................52,53 Pennsylvania.........................................................................................................55,56 Puerto Rico........................................................................................................................57 South Dakota..................................................................................................................57 Tennessee......................................................................................................................... 58 Texas...............................................................................................................................59,60 Utah............................................................................................................................61,63,64 Vermont.............................................................................................................................. 64 Virginia..........................................................................................................................64,65 Washington..............................................................................................................67,68 Wisconsin.......................................................................................................................... 69 UAA Institutional Listings (outside continental U.S.) Canada...................................................................................................................................71 Germany............................................................................................................................. 72 Pakistan................................................................................................................................ 72 Switzerland........................................................................................................................73 Spain.........................................................................................................................................73 Non-UAA Institutional Listings.....................................................74,75,76,77 Colleges by Location............................................................79,80,81,82,83,84

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Alabama /Alaska

Point of Contact Dr. James Birdsong jgb0013@auburn.edu

Auburn University 2150 Mike Hubbard Blvd Auburn, AL 36830 (334) 844-1942 www.cla.auburn.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Holly Johanknecht Holly@uaa.alaska.edu

Institutional Information

University of Alaska - Anchorage 2811 Merrill Field Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 786-7208 www.uaa.alaska.edu/aviation

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 23,772; Graduate: 4,518 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 371; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $11,276 Non-resident: $30,524

Institution Type Public Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate FT-6,200; PT-9,500 Graduate 525 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 405; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $6,000 (30 credits); Non-resident: $20,000 (30 credits)

Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1941 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located University College Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Course credit for pilot certification/ratings held at time of enrollment. Advanced pilot or flight instructor certification/rating MUST be accomplished at Auburn.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), 1000-hour R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, part 61 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $14,331; Commercial(AMEL) $35,213; Instrument: $13,974; CFI-Airplane: $10,703; CFI- Instrument: $ 6,359; Total: $80,580 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum n/a; Average 350; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-op education and internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid www.auburn.edu/administration/business-finance/finaid Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations AABI; NBAA, UAA, WAI

Year aviation program established 1975 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Community & Technical Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings at the time of admission; Credit only for Pilot Certificate at time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), A&P Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 without Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $11,000 incl FAA test and Examiner Fee; Commercial and Instrument: $15,000 Instrument, $18,000 Commercial; CFI-Airplane: $8,000; CFI- Instrument: $6,000; Multi-engine: $9,000; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $53,000 through Commercial Instrument & Multieng; Non-flight-Airframe and Power plant: $1,500; Other: ATC Lab fee totals $2,500 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 165; Average 200; Maximum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number Total Annual Value: est $100,000; Website: http://www.uaa.alaska. edu/scholarships Aviation Affiliations AABI, ATCA, ATEC, UAA

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

123

112

Professional Flight

BS

121

259

Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

AAS

62

55

Aircraft Maintenance Management

AAS

60

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Aviation Management

AAS BS

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Arizona Arizona State University 7442 E. Innovation Way North Mesa, AZ 85212 (480) 727-1595 www.poly.engineering.asu.edu

Point of Contact Dr. Mary Niemczyk mary.niemczyk@asu.edu

Point of Contact Belinda Burnett burnettb@cochise.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Assn of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 67,000; Graduate 16,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 400; Graduate 25 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT Comments: English: ACT 21, SAT530 Critical Reading; Mathematics: ACT 24, SAT 540; Science: ACT 20, SATII Chemistry 600 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident $9,484; Non-resident: $22,248 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1957 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Engineering Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI, R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61 Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Private: $ 17.000; Commercial and Instrument: $42,000; CFIInstrument: $12,000;Total cost of certificate in flight major: $ 72,000 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled Administration Advisory committee; Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations AABI; ATCA, NBAA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements Articulation agreements with the Maricopa Community Colleges Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

BS

120

100

Aviation Management

BS

120

90

Flight Education

BS

120

160

Unmanned Aerial Systems

BS

120

45

Aviation Management

MS

33

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Programs

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Cochise Community College 4190 W Highway 80 Douglas, AZ 85607 (520) 364-7943 www.cochise.edu

Institution Type Community college Accreditation HLC Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 40 Freshman Admissions Requirements High School Diploma Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $77.00 credit hour; Non-resident: $250.00 credit hour Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1966 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Douglas, AZ Specialized Program Accreditation FAA Part 141 Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings PAR, CAX, IRA, CFI, CFII, ME, MEI, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, Other Instruction conducted by Cochise Comm College Cost of Lab Fees Private: $6,242.00; Commercial $17,459.00 and Instrument: $7,556.00; CFI-Airplane: $4,859.00; CFI- Instrument: Call Dept. for pricing; Multi-engine: $3,963.00; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $45,007.00 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 300; Average 350 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled with various regional airlines.

Aviation Affiliations RAA and WAI Articulation Agreements Embry-Riddle and Arizona State University Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aircraft Dispatcher

AGS

60

n/a

Flight Education

AGS AAS

60

n/a

Programs

Arizona

Point of Contact Dr. Juan Merkt merktj@erau.edu

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott 3700 Willow Creek Rd Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 777-6669 www.prescott.erau.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation SACS Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1,986; Graduate 24 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 840; Graduate 24 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, Essay or resume and letters of recommendation Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $35,720; Non-resident: $26,568 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1926 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs No

Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 230; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid Total Number 886; Total Annual Value: $3,620,041 Aviation Affiliations AABI, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI, ALPA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Fixed wing + helicopter

BS

120

486

Aeronautics

BS

120

151

Air Traffic Management

BS

120

31

Applied Meteorology

BS

120

27

Aviation Business Administration

BS

120

67

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

BS

120

73

Safety Science

BS

36

24

Programs

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Arkansas Ozarka College 218 College Dr Melbourne, AR 72556 (800) 821-4335 www.fly.ozarka.edu

Point of Contact John Catlett john.catlett@ozarka.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission, Arkansas Department of Higher Education, and Veteran Administration Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 14 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment- (www.calaero.com/catalog) Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident:$2,700.00, Non-resident: $5,640.00 Aviation Program

Point of Contact Mr. Troy Hogue hoguet@hsu.edu

Henderson State University Box 7611, Arkadelphia, AR 71999 (870) 230-5012 www.hsu.edu

No Additional Information

Year aviation program established 2015 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Science Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admissions.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI (airplane), CFI (Instrument), Multi-Engine Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Part 61 and FAA part 147 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: 41,025, Commercial, multi-engine, and instrument: 33,585 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning On campus work study, and field trips Scholarship/Financial Aid Total annual value received by our students: $110,000. Enjoy small class sizes and one-on-one instruction from our great instructors.

Dormitory housing options available. ATP-R Letter of Agrmnt w/ FAA Administration Advisory Committees; Graduate Placement, Student Services Aviation Affiliations UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Commercial Pilot

AAS

60

10

Professional Pilot

AS

60

4

Programs

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California

Point of Contact Matthew Johnston Mattj@calaero.edu

California Aeronautical University 1450 Boughton Drive Bakersfield, CA 93308 (661) 615-5915 www.calaero.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Accreditation Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 71 Graduate: Now Enrolling Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment- (www.calaero.com/catalog) Calendar System Quarter Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: See Current Catalog (www.calaero.com/catalog) Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2014 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Aviation Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admissions.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI (airplane), CFI (Instrument), Multi-Engine Instruction offered under FAA Part 61 and FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees See catalog for current tuition and fees

Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 250; Average 300; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning On campus work study, airline and industry agreements SkyWest, Piedmont, GoJet, Trans States, Compass, Air Wisconsin, Mesa, ExpressJet Scholarship/Financial Aid Various-including Private (banks, institutional) and Public Federal Student Aid for those who qualify FASFA-Pell, FSEOG, and Cal Grants, Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford, Perkins and FFEL PLUS and Consolidation Loans. Total Annual Value Varies by Scholarship or Funding type and source.

Administration Program Advisory Committees; Graduate Placement Services, Student Services Aviation Affiliations UAA, RAA, AOPA, Alpha Eta Rho, WIA, NIFA, EAA, NBAA, FSANA, ARC Training aircraft primary Cessna 172S G1000, Complex 172RG, Multi-Engine: Beechcraft Baron B55, Spin/Aerobatic: American Champion 8KCAB. On airport (KBFL) southern California purpose built aviation campus with over 22 acres of education, recreation, dining, housing and hangar facilities dedicated to aeronautical studies focused on students seeking to become an aviation professional in the air or on the ground. Our staff, including our admissions office, welcomes the opportunity to assist high schools, industry and/or individuals with assessment for the many different aviation education options.

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Science

MS

56

Open

Aeronautics (Flight)

BS

184

Open

Aviation Business Administration

BS

182

Open

Aviation Studies

AS

96

Open

Aviation Maint Technician

AS

96

Open

Certificate

16

Open

Programs

Dispatch

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California California Baptist University 6865 Airport Drive Riverside, CA 92504 (951) 552-8800 www.calbaptist.edu/aviationscience

Point of Contact Dr. Daniel Prather dprather@calbptist.edu

Institutional Information

Aviation Dispatch, B.S. Aviation Flight, B.S. Aviation Management, B.S. calbaptist.edu/fleet

Institution Type Proprietary Accreditation Western Assn of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 8,000; Graduate 1,000 Aviation Program Undergraduate 100; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, SAT, ACT; 1) Application 2) Essay 3) Application Fee 4) Two Letters of Recommendation 5) Official Transcripts 6) Test Scores.

Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $28,574 Non-resident: $28,574 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2013 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Business Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI Instruction offered under FAA 61, Pursuing Part 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $12,350 ; Commercial and Instrument: $30,950; CFI-Airplane: $8,000; CFI- Instrument: $4,100; Multi-engine: $6,800; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $58,100 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200; Average 250; Maximum 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Co-Op education; Bridge agreements with ExpressJet and Skywest Administration Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations AEA, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, AAAE Articulation Agreements Numerous two-year community college articulation agreements.

Comments Enjoy outstanding, southern California flying weather. Gain flight experience in some of the nation’s busiest and complex airspace.

Learn from faculty with industry experience.

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

BS

120

100

Aviation Management

BS

120

90

Flight Education

BS

120

160

Programs

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California

Point of Contact Dr. Stanley Harriman sharriman2@occ.edu

San Diego Christian College 200 Riverview Parkway, Santee, CA 92071 (619) 201-8758 www.sdcc.edu

Orange Coast College 2701 Fairview Rd. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 432-5986 www.orangecoastcollege.edu

Point of Contact Dr. John Marselus john.marselus@sdcc.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Private Accreditation Western Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 950; Graduate 10 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 45; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, SAT, ACT, High School Average Grade, Essay-Letters of Recommendation; SDCC is a Christian College – Evidence of Christian Testimony is required.

Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $26,850; Non-resident: $26,850

Institution Type Public Accreditation Western Assn of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program 300 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $46/Credit Hour Non-resident: $110/Credit Hour Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1947 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Technology Division – Aviation Science Department Specialized Program Accreditation ADX Aircraft Dispatcher Traditional Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given under articulation agreements with local high school aviation courses.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI, Aircraft Dispatcher Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $12,000 Commercial and Instrument: $23,500 CFI-Airplane: $10,000 CFI- Instrument: $7,200 Multi-engine: $6,800 Total cost of certificate in flight major: $36,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200; Average 250; Maximum 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment /Learning Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total 10; Total Annual Value: $30,000 Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations NIFA, UAA, NBAA, ALPA, WAI, AABI, AAAE Articulation Agreements Local Aviation High Schools, UC/CAL

Year aviation program established 1970 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Science Online Aviation Programs: Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), UAS; PPL, IR, CPL & CFI are required for the degree.

Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 with Examining Authority; 61 Instruction conducted by Institution, Contractor Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 275; Average 290; Maximum 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled; Airline pipeline agreements in place with Envoy Airlines & ExpressJet Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number 7 Total Annual Value: $52,500; Website: http://sdcc.edu/studentaccounts/ sdc-grants-and-sc ; Other: Federal/State/Pvt grants, loans, VA & scholarships Administration Advisory committee; Airline Pipeline in place for job placement with airlines and UAS companies Aviation Affiliations NIFA, UAA, WAI

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Science

AS

61

287

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

AS

61

249

Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

128

n/a

Flight Education

BS

128

n/a

Certificate

12

3

Programs

Aviation Management

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California San Jose State University One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192 (408) 924-3190 www.engr.sjsu.edu/avtech

Point of Contact Dr. Wenbin Wei Email Address: wenbin.wei@sjsu.edu

Point of Contact Daniel Scalese scalese@usc.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Western Association of Colleges and Schools (WASC) Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 27,000; Graduate 6,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 235; Graduate: n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements Minimum eligibility indices: 2900 SAT-based or 694 ACT-based for CA residents. 3502 SAT-based or 842 ACT-based for non-residents.

Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $7,417; Non-resident: Additional $372 per unit Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1939 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Engineering Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial.

Instruction is offered under FAA Part 61 and Part 141 Flight instruction conducted by Contractor, Part 141 affiliated flight schools Cost of Lab Fees Private: $13,300; Instrument: $12,400; Commercial: $21,800 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Co-Op education Scholarship/Financial Aid 4 Total Annual Value: $7,800 Website: http://avtech.sjsu.edu Administration Industrial Advisory Board Aviation Affiliations AEA, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UM, WE, WiA, AHP, UAA, AAAE Articulation Agreements Numerous two-year community college articulation agreements.

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Professional Flight

BS

120

22

Flight Operation

BS

120

59

Aviation Management

BS

120

47

Maintenance Management

BS

120

11

Programs

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University of Southern California 6033 W. Century Blvd, Ste 920 Los Angeles, CA 90045 (310) 342-1345 www.viterbi.usc.edu/aviation

Institution Type Private Accreditation n/a Highest Degree Offered Certificate Program Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program 1100 students per year Student Body Co-Educational Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1953 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Engineering Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations FAA Certificate Offerings n/a Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147, Other Instruction conducted by Institution, and contractor Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations UAA, ISASI, Flight Safety Foundation, World Food Program Humanitarian Air Service, IFALPA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Safety + Security

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Certificate

n/a

111

Colorado

Point of Contact Eric Himler aviation@aims.edu

Aims Community College 5401 W. 20th St, P O Box 69 Greeley, CO 80632 (970) 339-6645 www.aims.edu/academics/aviation

Institutional Information

Point of Contact Dr. Jeffrey S. Forrest jforrest@msudenver.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type Community College Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 2,025 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 70 Freshman Admissions Requirements ACT/SAT scores, transfer credit, or Accuplacer test scores.

Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition https://www.aims.edu/academics/aviation/costs.php

Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 20,000, Graduate 500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 200 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident Resident: $8000; Non-resident: $20,000

Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1968 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Greeley Campus, Greeley-Weld County Airport Specialized Program Accreditation Air Traffic – Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) Traditional Aviation Degree Program Professional Pilot, General Aviation Pilot, Air Traffic Control Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given at time of admission for PVT and INST ground & flight FAA Certificate Offerings PVT, INST, COM, ME, CFI, CFII, MEI, R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Faculty, Institution Certified Flight Instructors Cost of Lab Fees https://www.aims.edu/academics/aviation/costs.php Flight Hours at graduation Average: 250 hours Opportunities – Industry/Employment /Learningw Partnership with Republic Airlines Financial Aid https://www.aims.edu/student/finaid/index.phpScholarships www.aims.edu/student/finaid/scholarships/index.php Administration Aviation Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements Kansas State Polytechnic, National American University Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Professional Pilot

AAS

74

35

General Aviation Pilot

AAS

69

5

Air Traffic Control

AAS

65

30

Programs

Metropolitan State University of Denver 1250 Seventh Street, Room 102 Denver, CO 80217 (303) 605-5287 www.msudenver.edu/aviation

Year aviation program established 1967 School /college in which the aviation program is located College of Professional Studies Specialized Program Accreditation n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Program Professional Pilot, General Aviation Pilot, Air Traffic Control Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Yes FAA Certificate Offerings Privately External to University Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Instruction conducted by Private Contract Aviation Affiliations UAA, NBAA, AAAE, ACTI Articulation Agreements Colorado Northwest Community College/Aims Community Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aerospace Operations

BS

120

40

Professional Pilot

BS

120

100

Air Traffic Control

BS

120

35

Aviation and Aerospace Mgmt

BS

120

25

Programs

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Delaware /District of Columbia Delaware State University 1200 N. DuPont Highway Dover, DE 19901 (302) 857-6710 X 6713 www.desu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Lt.Col.(R) Michael A. Hales mhales@desu.edu

Point of Contact Mr. William Russo william.russo@udc.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Four-year degree institution Accreditation Other Highest Degree Offered Doctoral Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate; Graduate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 87 Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $8,500 Non-resident: $22,000

Institution Type Public Land Grant Institution, Historically Black College/University Accreditation Middle States Commission on Higher Education Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 700 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 35 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition cc.udc.edu/fees

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1987 School /College/division in which the aviation program is located College of Business Specialized Program Accreditation FAA Part-141 / US Veteran’s Affairs Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings FAA Part-61 Flight Training only FAA Certificate Offerings PPL/INST/COMM/CFI/CFII/ME/MEI Instruction conducted by Full-time and Part-time Faculty and Professional Staff Cost of Lab Fees Private: $7,353; Instrument: $7,503; Commercial: $20,482; CFIAirplane: $4,958 ; CFI- Instrument: $3,255; Multi-engine: $6,319; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $49,870; Nonflight-Airframe and Powerplant:$ n/a Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 300; Average: 350; Maximum: 375 Opportunities – Industry/Employment / Learning Internships while enrolled; employment upon graduation and minimum hourly requirements; we customarily hire our student CFIs back into our program to build hours.

Scholarship/Financial Aid www.desu.edu/admissions/tuition-financial-aid Aviation Affiliations OBAP, CAP, NIFA, UAA, AABI Articulation Agreements University of Delaware; Delaware Technical Community College Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

120

63

Aviation Studies

BS

120

69

Programs

12

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University of the District of Columbia Community College 801 N. Capitol St. NE, Washington DC, 20002 (202) 274-5800 www.udc.edu

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1978 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Math, Engineering, and Computer Science Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings FAA Mechanic Certificate, Airframe, Powerplant, Instruction offered under FAA Part 141 147 Instruction conducted by Full-Time Faculty Cost of Lab Fees Certificate and ratings-Airframe and Powerplant: $9,000 (resident), $16,000 (non-resident) Scholarship/ Financial Aid: www.udc.edu/ financial_aid/office_financial_aid Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations ATEC, UAA, AWAM Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AAS

72

n/a

Florida Broward College Aviation Institute 7200 Pines Boulevard Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 (954) 201-8080 www.broward.edu

Non-Traditional Offerings Credit may be awarded for certificates earned prior to enrollment.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi- Engine, CFI, CFII Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 (pilot), 61 (pilot) and 147 (maintenance) Instruction conducted by Pilot training conducted by on-site contracted flight training provider. Maintenance training conducted by certificated airframe and powerplant mechanics.

Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 210; Maximum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $50,000; Website: www. broward.edu/scholarships. All programs eligible for federal financial aid and VA funding.

Aviation Affiliations ATEC, UAA, AHP, AEA, ISTAT, PAMA, WIA Articulation Agreements Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida Atlantic University

Point of Contact Dr. Sean Gallagan sgallagan@broward.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public State College Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges Highest Degree Offered Bachelor Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 68,000; Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 250; Graduate: n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $3,405, Non-resident: $10,215

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance Management

AS

83

n/a

Aviation Administration

AS

60

n/a

Professional Pilot Technology

AS

64

n/a

Aerospace Sciences

BS

60

Programs

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Florida

Point of Contact Dr. Tim Brady tim.brady@erau.edu

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach 600 South Clyde Morris Blvd Daytona Beach, FL 32128 (386) 226-6849 www.erau.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Proprietary Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4,967; Graduate 571 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 1,168; Graduate 4 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident$45,100; Non-resident: $45,100 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1926 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs See website: www.erau.edu FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority, 61 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $23,200; Single Instrument: $13,400; Single Commercial 19,100; CFI-Airplane: $15,500; CFI- Instrument: $6,100; Multi-engine: $10,700; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $66,800 Flight Hours at graduation 225 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Aviation Affiliations AABI, AIAA, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WAI, IS-BAO Articulation Agreements Atlantic Cape CC in NJ, Bergen CC in NJ, Harbin Engineering

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Point of Contact Jeffrey LaPoint jlapoint@lapoint.us

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Worldwide 2359 Beville Rd Daytona Beach, FL 31124 800-522-6787 www.worldwide.erau.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private, 4 year Accreditation SACS Other AABI Highest Degree Offered Ph.D. Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 15,000; Graduate 7,500 Calendar System 9 week terms Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $9,000 Non-resident: $9,000 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1970 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes .

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AS BS, MS

Varies

Online

AS, BS MS, Ph.D.

Varies

Online

AS BS, MS

Varies

Online

Safety Management

BS

Varies

Online

Aviation Security

BS

Varies

Online

Aviation Business Administration

AS BS, MS

Varies

Online

Aerospace Engineering

AS BS, MS

Varies

Online

Programs Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance Aviation Studies Unmanned Aerial Systems

Florida Everglades University 5002 T-Rex Avenue, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431 (561) 912-1211 www.evergladesuniversity.edu

Point of Contact Capt. Matthew Tuohy mtuohy@ju.edu

Point of Contact Dr. Jayne Moschella jmoschella@evergladesuniversity.edu

Jacksonville University 2800 University Boulevard North Jacksonville, FL 3221 (904) 256-7247 www.ju.edu

No Additional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Non-Profit Accreditation SACSCOC (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges) Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1300; Graduate 250 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 200, Graduate 50 Freshman Admissions Requirements HS or Equiv. and Wonderlic Testing Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $7524, Non-resident: $7524 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1990 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located All EU Campuses and Online Division Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA Certificates and Ratings, Online Course FAA Certificate Offerings Credit given for completed FAA Certificates and Ratings Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Instruction conducted by Institution Administration Advisory Committee, Graduate Placement Service.

Aviation Affiliations UAA, AABI, NBAA, Florida Airports Council Articulation Agreements Aviator College of Aeronautical Science and Technology, Mountain State University, Broward College Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

123

200

Aviation Studies

MS

120

90

Programs

www.uaa.aero

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Point of Contact Mr. Troy Hogue hoguet@fit,edu

Florida Institute of Technology 150 West University Boulevard Melbourne, FL 32901-6975 (321) 674-8120 www.fit.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type private, coeducational, residential, research-intensive, doctoral granting university Accreditation SACS Highest Degree Offered: Doctoral Student Body 8939 Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 5269; Graduate 3670 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 486; Graduate 117 Freshman Admissions Requirements www.fit.edu/freshman-admissions/freshmanadmission-requirements/ Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition www.fit.edu/freshman-admissions/cost-scholarships-and-aid/ Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1968 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aeronautics Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings www.fit.edu/aeronautics/ FAA Certificate Offerings PPl, CPL, IR, MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI, Dispatcher Instruction offered under FAA part 141 PPl, CPL, IR, MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI Instruction conducted by FIT Aviation of the College of Aeronautics Cost of Lab Fees www.fit.edu/freshman-admissions/cost-scholarships-and-aid Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 212 Average: 230 ; Maximum: 250-300

Opportunities – Industry/ Employment/ Learning Intership while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid www.fit.edu/freshman-admissions/cost-scholarships-and-aid Administration Dr. Korhan Oyman, Dean and the Executive Director of the College of Aeronautics Aviation Affiliations AABI Accreditation Articulation Agreements With major and national airlines as well as national and international educational institutions Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aeronautical Science

BS

120

150-200

Aviation Management

BS

124

150-200

Aviation Management

AA BS

60 120

Online

Aviation Meteorology

BS

123-125

5-10

Human Factors+Safety

BS

120-125

15-20

Aviation Human Factors

MS

36

10-15

Human Factors in Aeronautics

MS

33

Online

Applied Aviation Safety

MSA

36

10-15

Aviation Safety

MSA

30

Online

Airport Development + Management.

MSA

36

15-20

Aviation Management

MSA

30

Online

Aviation Sciences

Ph.D

51 + Masters

20-30

Doctor of Aviation

Av.D

42 + Masters

Online

Programs

www.uaa.aero

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Florida Florida Memorial University 15800 NW 42nd Avenue Miami Gardens, FL 33054 (305) 623-4277 www.fmuniv.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Sam Fischer sfischer@fscj.edu

Point of Contact Captain Arnold J. Tolbert Arnold.tolbert@fmuniv.edu

Florida State College At Jacksonville 13450 Lake Fretwell Street Jacksonville, FL 32221 (904) 317-3844 www.fscj.edu/aviation

Institutional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS) Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1200; Graduate 20 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 80; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $12,100; Non-resident: $12,280 Aviation Program

Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 45,000; Graduate n/a Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 300; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements HS Diploma or GED; All students are accepted.

Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $3,700; Non-resident: $12,280 Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1993 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located School of Arts & Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation AABI: Authorized Cessna Pilot Center FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot; Instrument; Commercial Instruction offered Instruction conducted by Faculty Cost of Lab Fees n/a Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Several local Internship Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $150,000 Aviation Affiliations AHP, WAI, OBAP, TAI

Year aviation program established 1978 Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147, FAA AT-CTI approved Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees: Private $8,800; Commercial $23,000 and Instrument: $8,770; CFI-Airplane: $6,240; CFI- Instrument: $4,210; Multi-engine: $ 5.250; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $ 56,270; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $9,500 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 208; Average 250; Scholarship/ Financial Aid Website: http://www.fscj.edu/admissions-aid/financial-aid Affiliations ATEC. NIFA, UAA Articulation

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Operations + Air Traffic Control

AS

60

60

120

Aviation Maintenance + Aircraft Maintenance

AS

84

120

30

Professional Pilot + Technology

AS

64

120

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Operations + Air Traffic Control

AS

60

60

Professional Pilot Technology

AS

64

Aerospace Sciences

BS

60

Programs

18

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Programs

Florida

Point of Contact Lynette Johnson ljohnson@lynn.edu

Lynn University 3960 Airport Road Boca Raton, FL 33431 (561) 237-7331 www.lynn.edu/aviation

Institutional Information Institution Type Level V---Associates, Bachelors, Masters, Doctoral Accreditation SACS Highest Degree Offered: Doctoral Student Body 2700 Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1800; Graduate 900 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate75; Graduate 15 Freshman Admissions Requirements University admission Calendar System Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer term Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: 26,000 ; Non-resident: $300/credit hour Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1981 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aeronautics Online Aviation Programs BS Aviation Management, MBA Aviation Management Non-Traditional Offerings AA Aviation Operations

FAA Certificate Offerings PPL, Instrument, Multi-engine, CFI, CFII, MEI, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 All Instruction conducted by Lynn University owned aircraft and Lynn employed CFIs Cost of Lab Fees Cessna-$164/hour, DA-42-$400/hour, CFI-$50/hour, MEI-$55/hour Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 200 Average: 220 ; Maximum: 250 Opportunities – Industry/ Employment/ Learning Agreements with CommutAir and Republic Airways Scholarship/ Financial Aid Total Number 25 ; Total Annual Value: 50,000 Administration Dr. Jeff Johnson, Dean Aviation Affiliations NBAA, NATA, FAC, GMAA, and UAA Articulation Agreements All Florida state colleges Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

120

25

Aviation Operations

BS

120

29

Aviation Security

BS

120

18

Professional Pilot

BS

120

15

Aviation Operations

AA

60

6

MBA

36

17

Programs

Aviation Management

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Florida

Point of Contact Tom Jargiello tJargiello@mdc.edu

Miami Dade College 500 College Terrace Homestead, FL 33030 (303) 237-5956 www.mdc.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 165,000; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT; Other: CPT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $118/credit hour; Non- resident: $229/credit hour Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1961 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Homestead Campus Non-Traditional Offerings Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations; Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admissions.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multiengine, CFI (airplane) Instruction conducted by Independent FBO Cost of Lab Fees Private: $4,242; Commercial and Instrument:$9,760; CFI-Airplane: $2,700; Multi-engine: $1,700; Other:$2,000; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $30,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 220; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co/Op education, Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid 1 Total Annual Value: $5,000-$7,000 Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations AHP, NIFA, UAA Articulation Agreements Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Point of Contact Mark Aragon aragonm@phsc.edu

Pasco-Hernando State College 36727 Blanton Road Dade City, FL 33523 (352) 518-1387 www.phsc.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation SACS Highest Degree Offered Bachelor Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Associate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 25; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements High School diploma/GED Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $105.18 credit hour ; Non- resident: $401.05 credit hour Aviation Program Year aviation program established 20127 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Workforce Development Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi- Engine, Flight Instructor, Flight Instructor - Instrument, Flight Instructor - Multi-Engine Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private through Flight Instructor Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Professional Pilot Technology

AS

64

n/a

Unmanned Vehicle Systems Operation

AS

62

n/a

Aviation Administration

AS

60

n/a

Aviation Maintenance Administration

AS

60

n/a

BAS-SM

120

n/a

Programs

Aviation Administration

20

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Florida /Georgia

Point of Contact Eric Crump ecrump@polk.edu

Middle Georgia State University 71 Airport Road Eastman, GA 31023-3900 (478) 374-6980 www.mga.edu

Polk State College 999 Ave H NE Winter Haven, FL 33881 (863) 297-1000 www.polk.edu

Point of Contact Dr. Ed Steigerwald ed.steigerwald@mga.edu

Institutional Information

No Additional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation SACS Highest Degree Offered Bachelor Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 20,000+; Graduate 0 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 150+; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $2,700 (full time); Non- resident: $9,900 (full time) Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2012 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Business, Engineering, and Technology Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings College credit awarded for prior certification upon program entry; online, hybrid, and face-to-face course offerings; courses available on multiple campuses FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi- Engine, Flight Instructor, Flight Instructor - Instrument, Flight Instructor - Multi-Engine Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private through Flight Instructor Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

AS

60

n/a

Aerospace Administration

AS

60

50

Professional Pilot Science

AS

64

70

Aerospace Sciences

BS

120

30

Programs

www.uaa.aero

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Illinois

Point of Contact Chris Stevens aviation@lewisu.edu

Lewis University One University Parkway Romeoville, IL 60446 (815) 838-0500 www.lewisu.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Ed.D., D.N.P. Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4,700; Graduate 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 650; Graduate 100 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, ACT, SAT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $42,792

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation & Aerospace Technology

BS

128

40

Aviation Maintenance Management

AS BS

78 128

140

Aviation Administration

BS

128

80

Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics

BS

128

20

Air Traffic Control

AS BS

75 128

50

Aviation Flight Management

AS BS

75 128

210

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

BS

128

40

Aviation & Transportation

MS

36

60

Programs

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1932 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aviation, Science, & Technology Specialized Program Accreditation FAA Part 141, 147, 65, 107 Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations; courses offered through distance learning FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, MEI, CFI, CFII, R-ATP, Remote Pilot, Mechanic Certificate w Airframe & Powerplant Instruction offered under FAA Part 141, 147, part 65 Dispatch Certificate Cost of Lab Fees $220/flight hour; $600 maintenance tools Flight Hours at graduation Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-op education; internship while enrolled; internship postgraduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: website: http://www.lewisu. edu/ admissions/finaid/index.htm Student Organizations Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP), Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), Women in Aviation International (WAI), Alpha Eta Rho (AHP), Flight Team, Drone Racing Airline Partners Republic Airlines, Mesa Airlines, Trans States Airlines, ExpressJet, GoJet, Air Wisconsin, Delta Tech Ops Industry Partners United Airlines, Snap-On, ForeFlight, Pivot, Cessna Textron Top Hawk Equipment Donations United Airlines, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, FedEx

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A NATIONAL LEADER IN

AVIATION EDUCATION

It is a new day for jobs and careers. The skills needed to compete in an increasing technological and global economy are rapidly changing. That is why more students are choosing Lewis University.

Lewis University will prepare you for emerging opportunities in the field of aviation: • 1.5 million pilots and technicians needed by 2036 • FAA Approved Programs • Industry Partnerships • On Campus Airport Degrees: Flight, Administration, Maintenance, UAS, ATC, Transportation

Learn more:

lewisu.edu/aviation One University Parkway Romeoville, IL 60446

Illinois

Point of Contact Wendy L. Evans aviation@parkland.edu

Institute of Aviation at Parkland College 1 Airport Road Savoy, IL 61874 (217) 244-8606 www.aviation.parkland.edu

Point of Contact Andrew Dow dowan@quincy.edu

Quincy University 1800 College Avenue Quincy, IL 62301 (217) 228-5432 X3232 www.quincy.edu

No Additional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Community College Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 3,500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 65 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident $164 per credit hour Non-resident: $370 to $529 per credit Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1946 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Parkland College Specialized Program Accreditation R-ATP Online Aviation Programs No Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Instruction conducted by Parkland Faculty Cost of Lab Fees: Private $15,700; Commercial and Instrument: $15,700; CFI-Airplane: $6,500; CFI- Instrument: $6,700; Multi-engine: $9,100; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $61,600 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 220; Average 250; Maximum 300 Aviation Affiliations Republic, Trans States, AirWisconsin Articulation Agreements Lewis University, Western Michigan University, and University of Wisconsin Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AS

64

52

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Illinois

Point of Contact Michael Burgener burgener@siu.edu

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 545 N Airport Rd Murphysboro, IL 62966 (618) 453-8898 www.aviation.siu.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 9,447; Graduate 3,370 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 476; Graduate 10 Freshman Admissions Requirements ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $9,638; Non-resident: $9,638

Administration Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations UAA, AER, AAAE, NGPA, OBAP, RWAA, WIA, NIFA Articulation Agreements SIUC has transfer agreements with most accredited 2 and 4 year colleges and universities in the US https://articulation.siu.edu Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AAS

60

153

Aviation Management

BS

60

177

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

120

146

Public Affairs Aviation Specialization

MPA

40

40

Programs Aviation Flight

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1965 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Applied Sciences and Arts Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and rating, and aviation work experience at the time of admission; AVM degree offered at 6 locations around the country FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI airplane+instrument, Rotorcraft, Mechanic, Airframe Powerplant Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Part 61, Part 147 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private Private: $16,603; Commercial and Instrument: $49,483; CFIAirplane: $11,333; CFI- Instrument: $2,461; Multi-engine: $8,012; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $74,148; Non-flightAirframe+Powerplant: $825 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200; Average 225 Maximum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internships; Externships; Career guidance; Airline Partnership agreements; Extensive alumni network; CFI employment after graduation with full benefits and graduate tuition waiver Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 20+; Total Annual Value: 75,000+; Website: https:// aviation.siu.edu/financial-aid

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ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE: Aviation Flight

BACHELOR DEGREES:

Aviation Management BACHELOR DEGREES:

CERTIFICATE: FAA Approved Airframe and Powerplant

• Professional Pilot Specialization Aviation Management

MASTERS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: Aviation Administration

Product Support • Minors Aircraft in Air Traffic Control

Student Organizations

Flying Salukis 9 Time National Champions

Aviation Ambassadors

Detail Dawgs

Maintenance Competition Team

• Minors in Air Traffic Control • Professional Pilot Specialization

Airport Management Aircraft Product Support and Planning

Airport Management and Planning

Aviation Technologies • Aircraft Maintenance Specialization

Rotor and Wing Aviation Technologies • Aviation Maintenance Management Ambassadors • Aircraft Maintenance Specialization Specialization • Aviation Electronics Specialization • Helicopter Specialization

• Aviation Maintenance Management Specialization (Online)

• Aviation Electronics Specialization

We offer two degree-completion programs: • Helicopter We offer two degree-completion programs:Maintenance Specialization Aviation Maintenance Management and Aviation Management six off-campus sites; Online Aviation Maintenance Management Aviation Management at sixatoff-campus locations.

For more information regarding our degrees visit: aviation.siu.edu or call us at 618-453-8898

Illinois /Indiana

Point of Contact Keith Mueller keith.mueller@swic.edu

Southwestern Illinois College 2500 Carlyle Avenue Belleville, IL 62221 (618) 222-5683 www.swic.edu

Point of Contact Dr. Troy Allen troy.allen@indstate.edu

Indiana State University 650 Cherry St, John T Myers Bldg, Terre Haute, IN 47809 (812) 237-2647 www.indstate.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Community College Accreditation Higher learning Commission and Illinois Community College Board Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 3,500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 123 Freshman Admissions Requirements Compass Testing for Math and English Placement Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident Resident: $3,950; Non-resident: ; $17,300 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1968 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Technical Education Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Airplane Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, Aircraft Dispatcher, A&P, Mechanic. Helicopter Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Fixed Wing Ground and Simulator, Flight pending. Helicopter Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII. Instruction conducted by Local Aviation Flight training Facilities. Midwest Helicopter.

Cost of Lab Fees: Private Approximately $50,000 / Helicopter Approximately $97,000 Flight Hours at graduation Fixed Wing 250; Average: 275; Helicopter 200 Opportunities – Industry/ Employment/ Learning Internships with Trans States Airlines, Aviators Program.

Aviation Affiliations UAA, AOPA Articulation Agreements SIU Carbondale for BS Degree in Aviation Mgt, Trans States Airlines Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Ph.D. Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate; Graduate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 364 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $8,890; Non-resident: $11,380 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1964 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Technology Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit may be given for flight certificates FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, Multi-engine rating, Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, Multi-engine instructor, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Cost of Lab Fees $2,100 in addition to flight fees Flight Hours at graduation Average 245 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship + Study abroad Aviation Affiliations NIFA, UAA, NBAA, WIA, AAAE Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

120

185

Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Professional Pilot

BS

120

95

Aviation Pilot Training Airplane

AAS

66

52

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

BS

120

84

Aviation Pilot Training Helicopter

AAS

64

11

Certificate

21

5

Aviation Management

AAS BS

65 120

16 19

Aviation Maintenance

AAS

75

41

Programs

Aircraft Dispatcher

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Indiana

Point of Contact Vicki Gilbert vgilbert@purdue.edu

Purdue University 1401 Aviation Drive West Lafayette, IN 47907 (765) 494-2884 www.polytechnic.purdue.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central – Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered PhD Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 31,006; Graduate 9,626 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 695; Graduate 111 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $10,574; Non-resident: $29,376

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aeronautical Engineering Tech

BS

120

224

Aviation Management

BS

120

123

Airport Management & Operations

BS

120

143

Professional Flight

BS

120

270

Unmanned Aerial Systems

BS

120

40

Airport Management & Operations

BS

120

143

Aerospace Financial Analysis

BS

120

67

Programs

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1953 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Polytechnic Institute Specialized Program Accreditation AABI (flight and management); ABET (engineering technology) Online Aviation Programs Yes- Masters in Aviation & Aerospace Management 0nline Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA Part 141 Part 141 (flight), 147 (engineering technology) Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private $10,055; Commercial and Instrument: $29,620; CFI-Airplane: $2,204; CFI- Instrument: $1,986; Multi-engine: $3,030; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $54,175 (including turbine course) Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200; Average 500 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled; Co-op education program; research opportunities for UG and GR Scholarship/ Financial Aid website: www.purdue.edu/dfa Administration Industry Advisory Board Aviation Affiliations AABI, AIAA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, ABET Articulation Agreements Ivy Tech Community College, Vincennes University

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PURDUE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF AVIATION AND TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS » Aeronautical Engineering Technology » Aerospace Financial Analysis » Airline Management and Operations » Airport Management and Operations

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» Aviation Management » Professional Flight » Unmanned Aerial Systems

EA/EOU

The School of Aviation and Transportation Technology at Purdue University offers seven undergraduate majors in Bachelor of Science degree programs.

Iowa

Point of Contact Ron Duer rduer@iowalakes.edu

Iowa Lakes Community College 300 South 18th Street Estherville, Iowa 51334 (712) 362-8363 www.iowalakes.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Community College Accreditation Other Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 2,574 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 24; Graduate 6 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $5,500 + fees; Non- resident: $5,815 + fees Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1980 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Estherville Campus FAA Certificate Offerings SPL, PPL, CPL, CFI, CFII, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61 Instruction conducted by Iowa Lakes Aviation Department Cost of Lab Fees Private: $6,275.00; Commercial and Instrument: $24,170.00; CFIAirplane: $2,775.00; CFI- Instrument: $1,550.00; Multi-engine: $5,350.00; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $40,120.00 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 209; Average 239; Maximum 269 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number Website: www.iowalakes.edu Aviation Affiliations UAA Articulation Agreements University of Dubuque

Point of Contact Yahaira Lugo Ruiz ylugoruiz@dbq.edu

University of Dubuque 2000 University Ave Dubuque, IA 52001 (563) 589-3000 www.dbq.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Proprietary Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Master’s Degree Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1,965; Graduate: 410 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 250 Graduate: 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $39,150; Non-resident: $39,150 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1973 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Professional Programs Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & rating at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Airplane (Part 141/61): Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFI-I Helicopter (Part 61): Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFI-I Unmanned Aircraft Systems Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examination Authority, 61 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Airplane: Private: $12,798; Commercial and Instrument: $29,899; CFI-Airplane: $6,624; CFI- Instrument: $1,300; Multi-engine: $7,480; Total cost of certificate and ratings in airplane flight major: $58,301 Helicopter: Private: $26,020; Commercial and Instrument: $43,995; CFI: $43,995 Total cost of certificate and ratings in helicopter flight major: $70,015 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 243; Average: 297; Maximum: 354 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled, Internships post-graduate Aviation Affiliations AABI, AAAE, Alpha Eta Rho, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

120

77

Flight Operations

BS

120

195

Applied Aviation Technologies

BS

120

10

Programs

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Kansas

Point of Contact Dr. Christopher Smith csmith8@ksu.edu

Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus 2310 Centennial Rd Salina, KS 67401 (785) 826-2679 www.polytechnic.k-state.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Master – Campus; Doctorate - University Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 624; Graduate 12 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 363; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements www.k-state.edu/admissions/apply/#open=newFreshmen Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $39,197; Non-resident: $99,269 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1967 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Courses offered through distance learning; Incoming students must test out of ratings held.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, Multi-engine rating, Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, Multi-engine instructor, ATP. Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes Instruction conducted by Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus Cost of Lab Fees https://polytechnic.k-state.edu/aviation/K-State_Aviation_ CostSheet.pdf Flight Hours at graduation Minimum225; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Flight Instructor, Airlines, Corporate, ATC

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Scholarship/Financial Aid https://polytechnic.k-state.edu/admissions/finaid/scholarships.html; Other: http://polytechnic.k-state.edu/aviation/index.html; Aviation Affiliations Mesa Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, PSA Airlines, Republic Airline, UAA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance Management

BS

120

36

Airport Management

BS

120

15

Professional Pilot

BS

120

159

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

BS

120

58

Programs

Kentucky /Louisiana Eastern Kentucky University Whalin 307, 521 Lancaster Ave. Richmond, KY 40475 (859) 622-1014 www.aviation.eku.edu

Point of Contact Dennis Sinnett Dennis. Sinnett@eku.edu

Point of Contact Jordan G. Lyons jlyons@latech.edu

Institutional Information

Louisiana Tech University P O Box 3181 Ruston, LA 71272 (318) 257-2691 www.liberalarts.latech.edu/aviation

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered PhD Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate: 16,567; Graduate: 2,171 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 200 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $8,996; Non-resident: $18,774

Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 11,000; Graduate 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 200 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System Quarter system awarding semester credit Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $5,553; Non-resident: $5,553

Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1983 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Business and Technology Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $8,615; Instrument: $11,150; Commercial: $13,600; Multiengine: $7,900; CFI-Airplane: $4,200; CFI- Instrument: $3,150; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $41,565 (Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI Written) Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 229; Average 250 Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations AAAE, KAA, NBAA, UAA Articulation Agreements Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS)

Year aviation program established 1967 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Liberal Arts Specialized Program Accreditation AAABI Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-engine, CFI-A, CFI-I, MEI, R-ATP, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $9,942; Commercial and Instrument: $32,309; CFI-A: $3,160; Total cost of all certificate and ratings in flight major: $46,404 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190 hours; Average 230 hours Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internships Scholarship/ Financial Aid Department and industry scholarships available Aviation Affiliations AABI, ALPA, EAA, LAMA, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aerospace Management

BS

120

35

Professional Flight

BS

120

165

Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

120

135

Professional Flight

BS

120

40

Programs

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PURDUE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF AVIATION AND TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS » Aeronautical Engineering Technology » Aerospace Financial Analysis » Airline Management and Operations » Airport Management and Operations

LEARN MORE  polytechnic.purdue.edu/at  atsec@purdue.edu

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EA/EOU

The School of Aviation and Transportation Technology at Purdue University offers seven undergraduate majors in Bachelor of Science degree programs.

Louisiana /Maryland

Point of Contact Timothy Banks tbanks@susla.edu

Southern University at Shreveport 3050 Dr Martin Luther King Dr Shreveport, LA 71107 (318) 676-5596 www.susla.edu

No Additional Information

Community College of Baltimore County 800 South Rolling Road Catonsville, MD 21228 (443) 840-4157 www.ccbcmd.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Douglas Williams dwilliams@ccbcmd.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 43,000; Graduate 0 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 425 Freshman Admissions Requirements High School Average Grade/GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $3,500; Non-resident: $6,900 plus applicable lab fees Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1974 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Technology Specialized Program Accreditation FAA Collegiate Training Initiative (CTI) Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI(instrument), Rotorcraft, Unmanned Aircraft System Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority, 61 Cost of Lab Fees Private: $10,200; Airplane; $14,200; Helicopter; Commercial and Instrument: $24,400; Airplane; $32,400; Helicopter; CFI-Airplane: $5,000; CFI- Instrument: $5,000; Multi-engine: $6,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 260; Average 280; Maximum 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid Visit www.ccbcmd.edu/aviation Affiliations AABI, ATCA, NBAA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WIA, AOPA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AAS Certificate

65 30

65 Online

Aircraft Dispatcher

AAS

65

44

Flight Operations Management

AAS

65

65

Pilot Flight Training

AAS Certificate

65 30

75 Online

Flight Attendant

Certificate

30

Online

Programs Air Traffic Control

www.uaa.aero

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Maryland /Massachusetts

Point of Contact Christopher Hartman chartman@umes.edu

University of Maryland Eastern Shore 30925 College Backbone Rd Princess Anne, MD 31853 (410) 651-6365 www.umes.edu

No Additional Information

Bridgewater State University 95 Grove Street Bridgewater, MA 2325 (508) 531-2654 www.bridgew.edu

Point of Contact Greg Bongiorno gbongiorno@bridgew.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation New England Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 11,000; Graduate 7,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 220; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $9,000; Non-resident: $15,000 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1980 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Business Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $9,000; Commercial and Instrument: $22,000; CFI-Airplane: $8,000; CFI- Instrument: $4,000; Multi- engine: $4,000 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid www.microsites.bridgew.edu/financialaid Administration Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations AABI, NBAA, RAA, UAA, WAI, Articulation Agreements Jetblue/Cape Air University Gateway Program Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Airway Science Mgmt

BS

120

33

Flight Education

BS

120

40

Programs

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Massachusetts /Michigan North Shore Community College One Ferncroft Road Danvers, MA 01923 (978) 762-4068 www.northshore.edu

Point of Contact Alexa Singer asinger@NorthShore.edu

No Additional Information

Andrews University 8975 Old U.S. 31 Berrien Springs, MI 49104 (269) 471-7771 www.andrews.edu

Point of Contact Dina Simmons SimmonsD@Andrews.edu

No Additional Information

Point of Contact Dr. Philip Tartalone ptartalone@emich.edu

Eastern Michigan University 122 Sill Hall Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (734) 487-1161 www.emich.edu

No Additional Information

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Third largest collegiate aviation program in the United States

A fleet of 28 state-of-the-art Cirrus SR20 aircraft

Why choose WMU Aviation?

The College of Aviation at Western Michigan University offers the only comprehensive aviation program at a public university in Michigan, and with just under 1,000 undergraduate students, is one of the largest aviation programs in the nation. Backed by almost 80 years of aviation experience and our excellent industry reputation, the college is a powerful force in the future of aviation training.

Fly

Maintain

Manage

WMU Aviation is a Delta Propel collegiate partner.

Battle Creek, MI and Punta Gorda, FL | wmich.edu/aviation | (269) 964-6375

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Michigan Western Michigan University 237 N Helmer Rd, Battle Creek, MI 49037 (269) 964-6375 www.wmich.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Mr. Tom Thinnes tom.thinnes@wmich.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission; Aviation Accreditation Board Highest Degree Offered Doctoral Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 17,936; Graduate 4,958 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 999 Graduate Freshman Admissions Requirements 1. High School GPA; 2. SAT/ACT score; 3. Types of courses taken; 4.

Trend in grades; https://wmich.edu/admissions/freshmen/criteria Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $12,483 Non-resident: $15,373 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1939 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Western Michigan University - College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International Online Aviation Programs Hybrid - in the Aviation Management and Operations Non-Traditional Offerings Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations. Courses offered through distance learning. Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), CFI (mulit-engine)

Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 141, 147 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private Pilot License -$22,153 (made up of two courses); Instrument Rating - $15,506; Commercial Multi-Engine with a Single-engine Add-on - $27,975 (made up of two courses); Total estimated cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $65,635 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 192; Average 200-250; More is a student CFIs during their time at the University Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Delta Propel partner, AAR EAGLE participant, multiple internship opportunities while enrolled, various cadet and pipeline agreements with multiple regional airlines Aviation Affiliations AABI, AAAE, AHP, NIFA, NGPA, OBAP, UAA, WAI and AWAM Articulation Agreements Any Michigan Community College, AIM, MIAT College of Technology, Parkland College, SMAT, Ivy Tech Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Technical Operations

BS

126

95

Aviation Management + Operations

BS

123

297

Aviation Flight Science

BS

123

743

Aviation Science

Minor

18

n/a

Aviation Supply Chain Management

Minor

18

n/a

Military Leadership + Aviation Studies

Minor

15

n/a

Professional Aviation Preparation Minor

Minor

15

n/a

Programs

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Minnesota Academy College 1600 E 82nd Street, Ste 100 Bloomington, MN 55431-1411 (952) 851-0066 www.academycollege.edu

Point of Contact Nancy Grazini Olson academy@academycollege.edu No Additional Information

Point Of Contact Tom Peterson aviation@mnsu.edu

Minnesota State University, Mankato 328 Armstrong Hal Mankato, MN 56001 (507) 389-6116 www.ed.mnsu.edu/aviation

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association Of Colleges And Schools Highest Degree Offered Bachelors Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 14,000; Graduate 3,500 Aviation Program Undergraduate 186; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $4,352; Non-resident: $7,324 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1969 School/College/division in which the aviation program is located College Of Education Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates/ratings held at time of admission; Credit given for specific military courses.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commerical, MEI, CFI, CFII. Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61 Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Private: $12,600; Commercial and Instrument: $49,500; CFIAirplane: $2,740; CFI- Instrument: $3,105; Multi- engine Instructor: $9,179; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $77,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 220; Average 250; Maximum 270 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $14,000 Administration Industry Advisory Board Aviation Affiliations AABI, UAA, WAI, NIFA, AHP Articulation Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Professional Flight

BS

120

141

Flight Education

BS

120

45

Programs

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Mississippi Delta State University 1003 W Sunflower Rd. Cleveland, MS 38733 (662) 846-4205 www.aviation.deltastate.edu

Point of Contact Julie Speakes jspeakes@deltastate.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 2,308; Graduate 326 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 75; Graduate 77 Freshman Admissions Requirements ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1968 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Other Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution, Contractor Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations ATCA, UAA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

AS

60

n/a

Flight Education

AS

60

n/a

Programs

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Missouri Saint Louis University, Parks College of Engineering, Aviation & Technology 3450 Lindell Blvd.

St. Louis, MO 63103 (314) 977-8251 www.aviation.slu.edu

Point of Contact Stephen G. Magoc stephen.magoc@slu.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 8,155; Graduate 4,698 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 113; Graduate 30 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT: 1030, ACT: 20, GPA: 2.5 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Private - $43,160 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1927 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Saint Louis University/Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology/Department of Aviation Science Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI): B.S. in Aeronautics with concentrations in Aviation Management and Flight Science Online Aviation Programs Yes, B.S. in Aeronautics with concentration in Aviation, Management, Masters in Aviation, Doctor of Philosophy in Aviation.

Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot with Single and Multi-engine Ratings, Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII), and Certified Flight Instructor, Multi-Engine (CFI-MEI) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Without Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $14,420; Commercial and Instrument: $21,630; CFI-Airplane: $7,210; CFI- Instrument: $3,605; Multi-engine: $3,605; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $43,260; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: N/A Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 230; Maximum 260 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Cooperative Education and Internship while enrolled Administration Industry Advisory Board, Graduate Placement Service Aviation Affiliations Alpha Eta Rho, Women in Aviation, NIFA Flying Billikens, NBAA, UAA Articulation Agreements St. Louis Community College District Other Opportunities Pathway agreements with the following airlines; “Aviators Program” with Trans States Airlines; “RJet Cadet” program with Republic Airline; “Pilot Pipeline Agreement” with Envoy Air, “Pilot Pathway Agreement” with ExpressJet Airlines; and “CFI Cadet Program” with Mesa Airlines.

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management Concentration

BS

121

24

Aviation Management Concentration *online

BS

121

15 Online

Flight Science Concentration

BS

120

90

Masters in Aviation

MS

18

12 Online

Ph.D.

63

23 Online

Programs

PhD in Aviation *online

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Missouri /Montana

Point of Contact Tony Monetti tmonetti@ucmo.edu

Montana State University Gallatin College 101 Hamilton Hall P.O. Box 170515 Bozeman, MT 59717 (406) 994-5523 www.montana.edu/gallatincollege

University of Central Missouri T.R. Gaines Tech Complex, Ste 210 Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-4969 www.ucmo.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Ryan Haskins ryan.haskins@montana.edu Institutional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Education Specialist Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 8,120; Graduate 2,176 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 230; Graduate 12 Freshman Admissions Requirements Curriculum Requirements, Residency, & Test Score Percentile Chart Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $214 per credit hour; Non-resident: $429

Aviation Program

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1968 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located Harmon College of Business and Professional Studies Specialized Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International Online Aviation Programs Yes, M.S., Aviation Safety Non-Traditional Offerings Master’s offered online, courses offered at Satellite locations Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Cost of Lab Fees Private: $ 11,920; Commercial and Instrument $ 37,060; CFI-Airplane: $4600; CFI- Instrument: $2550; Multi engine: $3850; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $48,980 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 120; Average 124; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internships Scholarship/ Financial Aid www.ucmo.edu/aviation/scholarships Administration LTC Tony Monetti, Assistant Dean of Aviation Aviation Affiliations WIA, UAA, AAAE, Alpha Eta Rho, Aviation Student Leadership Articulation Agreements Linn Tech, Envoy, GoJets, Republic, Express Jet Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Institution Type Public Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 528 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 85 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $3,280; Non-resident: $11,500

Credit Type of Degree Hours

Year aviation program established 2005 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Gallatin College Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-engine, CFI, CFI-I, MEI Instruction conducted by Gallatin College/Summit Aviation Cost of Lab Fees Private: $11,800; Instrument: $12,400; Commercial including Multiengine $33,600; Total cost of certificate in flight major: $57,800 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 200 Scholarship/ Financial Aid Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $30,000; Financial Aid Available Administration Aviation Advisory Board, Graduate Services Aviation Affiliations UAA, NBAA Articulation Agreements Montana State University Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship, Rocky Mountain College Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Flight Education

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AAS

60

85

Enrollment

Professional Pilot

BS

120

170

Flight Operations Management

BS

120

n/a

Airport Management

BS

120

n/a

Aviation Management

BS

120

57

Aviation Safety

MS

32

12 Online

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Montana /Nebraska Rocky Mountain College 1511 Poly Drive Billings, MT 59102-1996 (406) 657-1060 www.aviation.rocky.edu

Point of Contact Dan Hargrove dan.hargrove@rocky.edu

Point of Contact Terry Gibbs gibbst@unk.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Proprietary Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and University Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1000; Graduate 75 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 105; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $26,136; Non-resident: $26,136

Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 7,000; Graduate 500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 60; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $6,584; Non-resident: $12,741.50

Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1988 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Professional Studies Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, ME, CFI, CFII, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Examining Authority approved Part 141 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $11,900; Commercial and Instrument: $30,200; CFI-Airplane: $4,800; CFI- Instrument: $3,800; Multi- engine: $7,300; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $49,400 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 205; Average 400 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled. Formal Programs with multiple airlines Scholarship/ Financial Aid 12 available; Total Annual Value: $12,000 Administration Advisory Committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations AABI, AHP, AOPA, NAFI, NBAA, NIFA, UAA Articulation Agreements Green River Community College, Gallatin College Other information Minors in Unmanned Aerial Systems and Dispatch Certification Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Credit Type of Degree Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

120

n/a

Aviation Studies

BS

120

n/a

40

University of Nebraska at Kearney 905 W 25th St. Kearney, NE 68849 (308) 865-8309 www.unk.edu/aviation

Collegiate Aviation Guide

Year aviation program established 1983 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Business Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 without Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $10,200; Commercial and Instrument: $19,895; CFI-Airplane: $2,580; CFI- Instrument: $2,440; Multi- engine: $14,450; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $44,545 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 500; Maximum 800 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $25,000; Website: n/a Administration Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations NBAA, RAA, UAA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

120

20

Aviation Studies

BS

120

40

Programs

Nebraska /Nevada /New Hampshire /New Jersey

Point of Contact Scott Vlasek svlasek@unomaha.edu

College of Southern Nevada 700 College Drive # H3A Henderson, NV 89002 (702) 651-3522 www.csn.edu

University Of Nebraska Omaha 6001 Dodge Streert Omaha, NE 68182 (402) 554-3424 www.ai.unomaha.edu

Point of Contact Sandra Kingma Sandra.Kingma@CSN.edu

No Additional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 12,221; Graduate 3,006; Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 145; Graduate 17 Freshman Admissions Requirements ACT, Class rank Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $6,750; Non-resident: $18,070

Southern New Hampshire College of Aeronautics 20 University Drive Nashua, NH 03063 603-577-6414 www.snhu.edu

Point of Contact Southern New Hampshire College of Aeronautics No Additional Information

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1990 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located School of Public Adminstration Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $40,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 230; Average 300; Maximum 400 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-op education, Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid 15 Total Annual Value: $30,000; Financial Aid Available Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations AABI, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI, Alpha Eta Rho, NBAA, AOPA, ExpressJet.

Point of Contact Bojan Zilovic bzilovic@atlantic.edu

Atlantic Cape Community College 5100 Black Horse Pike Mays Landing, NJ 08330-2623 (609) 343-4959 www.atlantic.edu/aviation

No Additional Information

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

120

50

Flight Education

BS

120

80

Aviation Studies

BS

120

Online

Programs

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New Jersey

Point of Contact Joan Jones jonesj@mccc.edu

Mercer County Community College 1200 Old Trenton Road Trenton, NJ 8550 (609) 570-3489 www.mccc.edu/aviation

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 50 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident $227; Non-resident: $651 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1968 Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution, Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Private: $13,200; Commercial and Instrument: $31,195; CFI-Airplane: $7,361; CFI- Instrument: $3,840; Multi- engine: $5,435; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $60,585 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 250; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid Website: http://www.aims.edu/student/finaid/ scholarships/ Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations ATCA, UAA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Credit Type of Degree Hours

Enrollment

AS

64

24

Flight Education

AS

75

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Institution Type University Accreditation Regionally Accredited by Middle States on Higher Education Highest Degree Offered Bachelors Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 17,500; Graduate 1100 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 400 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $425 per credit; Non- resident: $520 per credit Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1985 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located School of Applied Science and Technology Online Aviation Programs Aviation Flight Technology, Aviation Maintenance Technology, Air Traffic Control, Aviation Management Non-Traditional Offerings Online courses Instruction conducted by Thomas Edison State University Mentors Scholarship/Financial Aid Scholarship website: http://www.tesu.edu/tuition/scholarships.cfm Financial Aid website http://www.tesu.edu/tuition/Financial-Aid. Administration Dean and School of Applied Science and Technology Staff Aviation Affiliations FSANA, Flight School Association of North America; Jet Blue Airways Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance Technology

AS BS

60 120

Online

Air Traffic Control

AS BS

60 120

Online

Aviation Flight Technology

AS BS

60 120

Online

Aviation Management

BS

60 120

Online

Programs

Air Traffic Control

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Point of Contact Donald S. Cucuzzella dcucuzzella@tesc.edu

Thomas Edison State University 111 West State Street Trenton NJ 08608 888-442-8372 www.tesu.edu

New Mexico /New York Eastern New Mexico University Rosswell P.O. Box 6000 Roswell , NM 88202-6000 (575) 624-7023 www.roswell.enmu.edu

Eastern New Mexico University 1500 S Ave K STA 5 Portales, NM 88130 (800) 367-3668 www.enmu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Alice Harshey-Bischoff alice.harshey-bischoff@enmu.edu

Point of Contact Alice Harshey-Bischoff alice.harshey-bischoff@enmu.edu

No Additional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission (HLC) Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4,456; Graduate 1972 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 20 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT: 4299; ACT: 2636 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $152 credit hour, Non-resident: $393 credit hour

Point of Contact Dr. Chun-Pin Hsu chsu@york.cuny.edu

CUNY Aviation Institute at York College 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd.

Academic Core Bldg., Rm 4G04E Jamaica, NY 11451 (718) 262-2513 www.york.cuny.edu

No Additional Information

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2007 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Liberal Arts and Sciences / Physical Science Online Aviation Programs Yes, Non-Traditional Offerings Credits given for A&P licenses, aircraft maintenance training and non-residents may qualify for resident tuition Instruction conducted by Institution Scholarship/ Financial Aid Grants, Loans, Scholarships Aviation Affiliations UAA Additional Notes We offer two degree programs, the BAAS and the BS. The BAAS is designed for the student who has been working in aircraft maintenance. The BS is designed for the student who is new to aviation and would like a solid knowledge to begin their career.

An unlimited number of credit hours may be transferred from accredited institutions. As few as 30 credit hours of the last 60 hours are required to be completed through ENMU Portales, NM Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

BS BAAS

120

100

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New York Vaughn College of Aeronautics & Technology 86-01 23rd Avenue E. Elmhurst, NY 11369 (718) 429-6600 www.vaughn.edu

Point of Contact Domenic Proscia domenic.proscia@vaughn.edu Institutional Information

Institution Type Private Accreditation Middle States Commission on Higher Education Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Associate, Undergraduate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 964; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Diploma or GED, official copy of HS transcript, SATS or ACTS. Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Full Time Academic: $12,230 Full Time Aviation Training Institute: $8,635 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1932 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology and the Aviation Training Institute Specialized Program Accreditation ABET: Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology IACBE: International Assembly for Business Education Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Air Traffic-Collegiate Training, Initiative partner school Aircraft Dispatch Certificate

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FAA Certificate Offerings Airframe and Powerplant Certification, Instrument, Commercial and Ground Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141, 147 Instruction conducted by Vaughn College of Aeronautics & Technology Cost of Lab Fees Simulator Fee: $100.00 per hour/per curriculum Flight Hours at graduation Per curriculum requirements Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Flight Instructor, Airlines, Corporate, ATC Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aircraft Operations

AAS

65

91

Aviation Maintenance

AAS

70

10

Airport Management

AAS

70

66

Airframe & Powerplant

AOS

79

583

Aeronautical Sciences

BS

124

45

Aircraft Ops + Pilot License

BS

128

184

Aviation Maintenance

BS

125

9

Aviation Maint.

Management

BS

124

33

Airport Management

BS

128

72

Airline Management

BS

128

17

Programs

New York /North Carolina Dutchess Community College 53 Pendell Road Poughkeepsie NY 12601 (845) 431-8000 www.sunydutchess.edu

Point of Contact John Trosie trosie@sunydutchess.edu

Point of Contact Dr. Kuldeep Rawat ksrawat@ecsu.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Community College Accreditation Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4600 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 50 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident $3200

Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4,456; Graduate 1972 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 73 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $500 per semester, Non-resident: $2500 per semester

Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 2005 Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument Commercial, Fixed Wing, and Helicopter Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Instruction conducted by Westfield Flight Academy/ Independent Helicopter Cost of Lab Fees Private fixed wing: $9100; Instrument fixed wing: $9000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 195; Average 250; Maximum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Aviation Affiliations UAA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management + Aircraft Maintenance

AS

60

n/a

Aviation Studies

AS

60

n/a

Flight Education

AS

60

n/a

Programs

Elizabeth City State University 1704 Weeksville Road Elizabeth City, NC 27909 (252) 335-3400 www.ecsu.edu/aviation

Year aviation program established 2002 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Department of Technology Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII, MEC, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Total flight lab instruction cost PPL to MEI = $35,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internships, Scholarships, Capstone, Outreach, Fellowships Scholarship/ Financial Aid Grants, Loans, Scholarships Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations AABI, UAA, NBAA, AUVSI, AOPA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Science

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

BS

120

n/a

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BECOME A L E A DER

IN AVIATION.

Earn a degree in Air Traffic Management, Airport / Aviation Management, Professional Flight or Unmanned Aircraft Systems at the University of North Dakota. @UNDaerospace | UND.edu

North Dakota

Point of Contact Elizabeth Bjerke ebjerke@aero.und.edu

University of North Dakota 3980 Campus Rd. Grand Forks, ND 58202 (701) 777-3922 www.und.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 13,000; Graduate 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 1,400; Graduate 39 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT, GPA, High School Average Grade Calendar System Semesters Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident $7,965 Non-resident: $18,899 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1968 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located John D. Odegard School of Aeronautics Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation AABI, AACSB Online Aviation Programs Yes, M.S. Non-Traditional Offerings Only the Master’s of Science in Aviation is offered online FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI, ATP, R-ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority

Instruction conducted by Institution, Contractor, Cost of Lab Fees Private: $12,607; Commercial and Instrument: $22,803; CFI-Airplane: $8,262; CFI- Instrument: $5,261; Multi- engine: $10,447; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $64,448 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 197; Average 222 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 124; Total Annual Value: $264,000 Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations AABI, AAAE, AEA, AIAA, ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, PAMA, RAA, UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Airport Management + Airport Management

BBA

125

2501

Aviation Traffic Management

BSA

125

250

Air Traffic Management

BSA

125

250

Flight Education

BSA

125

250

Commercial Aviation (Helicopter)

BSA

125

45

Aviation Technology Management

BSA

125

184

Airport Management

MS

n/a

n/a

Airline Management

Ph.D.

n/a

n/a

Programs

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Ohio

Point of Contact Carl Braun braunc@bgsu.edu

Bowling Green State University 1001 East Wooster Street Bowling Green, OH 43403 (419) 372-2531 www.bgsu.edu/Aviation

Point of Contact Bryan Branham branham@ohio.edu

No Additional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type 4-year public university Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Ph.D. Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 14,492; Graduate 2,231 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 238; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $10,606; Non-resident: $18,142 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1978 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Technology, Architecture, and Applied Engineering Specialized Program Accreditation ATMAE Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot Asel, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, CFI, CFII, MEII Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, 61 Instruction conducted by Bowling Green Flight Center Cost of Lab Fees Private: $14,015; Commercial and Instrument: $48,775; CFI-Airplane: $6,936; CFI-Instrument: $4,084; Multi-engine: $5,700; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $62,790 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 193.6; Average 233.6 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Flight Technology + Operations

BS

122

195

Aviation Management + Operations

BS

122

25

Aviation Engineering Technology

BS

122

18

Programs

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Ohio University 51 Columbia Road Albany OH 45710 (740) 597-2657 www.ohio.edu/engineering/aviation

Ohio

Point of Contact Dr. Maureen McFarland mmcfar12@kent.edu

Kent State University P.O. Box 5190 Kent, OH 44242 (330) 672-4449 www.kent.edu/caest/aeronautics

FAA Certificate Offerings Commercial, Instrument, Multiengine, CFI, CFII, Aircraft Dispatch Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141; 61, 147, Other Part 65 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $8,960; Commercial and Instrument: $36,590 (4 courses); CFI-Airplane: $7,361; CFI- Instrument: $3,840; Multi-engine: $4,710; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $61,461 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 250; Average 600-800; Maximum 900 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-op education, Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid www.kent.edu/financialaid/ scholarships Aviation Affiliations AABI, AIAA, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WAI

Institutional Information Institution Type Research University Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges; Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Doctoral Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 34,000+; Graduate 6,267 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 578; Graduate 10 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $20,928; Non-resident: $29,460

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

BS

121

n/a1

Aeronautical Studies

BS

121

n/a

Aviation Management

BS

121

n/a

Flight Technology

BS

121

n/a

Aeronautical Systems Engineering Tech

BS

121

n/a

Aerospace Engineering

BS

121

n/a

Programs

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1967 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aeronautics and Engineering Specialized Program Accreditation AABI & ABET Online Aviation Programs No

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Point of Contact Clay Pittman or Josh Sprague clay.pittman@sinclair.edu or joshua.sprague@sinclair.edu Institutional Information Institution Type Community College Accreditation Other Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 15,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 110 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $6,785 in-county, $9,809 in-state (complete 64 credit hour program, excludes flight labs); Non-resident: $18,521 (complete 64 credit hour program, excludes flight labs) Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2001 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Sinclair CC (academics, A&P, Flight Attendant, Aircraft Dispatch, UAS), ASI Flight Academy (fixed-wing & helicopter) Specialized Program Accreditation FAA Air Agency Certificate for A&P program.

Online Aviation Programs Select UAS courses offer online options.

FAA Certificate Offerings A&P, Aircraft Dispatch, Fixed Wing PPL, IR, COMM SEL, SEL add-on & MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI, ATP, Helicopter PPL, IR, COMM, CFI, CFII Instruction offered under FAA part 141 All flight ratings listed above Instruction conducted by ASI Flight Academy Cost of Lab Fees Private: $7,830; Commercial and Instrument: $29,087; CFI-Airplane: $7,574; CFI-Instrument: $4,261; Multi-engine: $5,749.06; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $50,241; Nonflight-Airframe and Powerplant: $360 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 245 (airplane); 228.5 (helicopter) Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning PSA Airline Pilot Cadet Program. Industry internship required for the Aviation Technology and UAS degrees.

Aviation Affiliations UAA, NBAA Articulation Agreements Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide

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Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance (Airframe)

BS

71

n/a

Aviation Maintenance (Powerplant)

BS

67

n/a

Aviation Technology

BS

64

n/a

Professional Pilot + Airway Science

BS

64

n/a

Unmanned Aerial Systems

BS

62

n/a

Aircraft Dispatcher

Certificate

24

n/a

Airline Flight Attendant

Certificate

16

n/a

Programs

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Ohio

Point of Contact Matthew Dreher Dreher.60@osu.edu

The Ohio State University 2036 Neil Avenue, 228 Bolz Hall Columbus, OH 43210 (614) 292-7339 www.aviation.osu.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (HLC/NCA), Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 53,734; Graduate 11,113 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 260 Graduate: n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, ACT/SAT, & High School Ranking Considered Visit www.undergrad.osu.edu for more information Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $10,591 Non-resident: $29,695 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1917 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Engineering Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission. Courses offered at Ohio State’s regional campuses.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI-A, CFII, MEI, ATP, RATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 With examining authority Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private Private: $14,500; Commercial/Instrument: $32,700; CFI-A: $7,500; CFII: $3,000; MEL: $7,500; Total Cost: $54,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 230; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid Numerous internal and external scholarships available. Out of state students may be eligible for the National Buckeye Scholarship.

Administration Industry and Faculty Oversight Committees Aviation Affiliations AABI, NBAA, NIFA, NGPA, OBAP, UAA, ORBA, AAAE, WAI, AHP, PEGASAS, SOAR, WTIC, AABI Articulation Agreements Cadet or Pipeline agreements with PSA Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, Envoy Air, Republic Airline, Cape Air, Skywest Airlines. Airport Operations Co-Ops available with the Columbus Regional Airport Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Transportation

BS

124

50

Aviation Engineering

BS

124

15

Aviation Management

BS

121

30

Air Transportation with Professional Pilot

BS

124

50

Aviation Engineering with Professional Pilot

BS

124

50

Minor

17

30

Programs

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Oklahoma

Point of Contact Dr. Jon Loffi jon.loffi@okstate.edu

Oklahoma State University 316 Willard Hall Stillwater, OK 74078 (405) 744-5000 www.flyosu.okstate.edu

Southeastern Oklahoma State University 1405 N 4th Ave. PMB 4136 Durant, OK 74701-0609 (580) 745-3252 www.aviation.se.edu

Point of Contact Dr. Stanley Alluisi or George Jacox salluisi@se.edu or gjacox@se.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 26,000; Graduate 10,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 375; Graduate 75 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment, SAT, ACT Calendar System Semester Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1987 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Education, Health and Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission, degrees offered at satellite locations, courses offered through distance learning FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147, Other 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-op education, Internship pre & post graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid www.flyosu.okstate.edu Aviation Affiliations AABI, NIFA, UAA, WAI, AAAE Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aerospace Security

BS

120

20

Aerospace Logistics

BS

120

20

Professional Pilot

BS

120

250

Aviation Management

BS

120

86

Aviation & Space

MS

33

40

Studies Aviation + Space

EdD

61

35

Programs

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Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 2500; Graduate 230 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 150; Graduate 90 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident $4,780 Non-resident: $11,690 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1967 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Massey School of Business Specialized Program Accreditation AABI - Professional Pilot & Aviation Management Online Aviation Programs Master’s degree Non-Traditional Offerings Tinker AFB, Rose State College, OCCC FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multiengine, CFI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 & 61 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $4360; Commercial and Instrument: $23,440; CFI-Airplane: $3,450; CFI- Instrument: $2,730; Multi- engine: $4,967; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $38,947 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 248; Average 300; Maximum 350 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $26,000; website: www. homepages.se.edu/aviation/costs/ scholarship-information Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations UAA, AABI, NBAA, NIFA, WAI Articulation Agreements Oklahoma City Community College Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Studies

BS

55

70

Flight Education

BS

64

75

Programs

Oklahoma Spartan College of Aeronautics & Technology 8820 E. Pine Street Tulsa, OK 74115 (918) 831-5379 www.spartan.edu

Craig Lindholm clindholm@mail.spartan.edu No Additional Information

Point of Contact Ken Carson kencarson@ou.edu

University of Oklahoma 1700 Lexington Ave., Norman, OK 73069 (405) 325-7231 www.pacs.ou.edu/aviation

Institutional Information

Tulsa Community College 801 East 91st Street Tulsa, OK 74132 (918) 828-4089 www.tulsacc.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Dr. Matthew Wise matthew.wise@tulsacc.edu

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Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Ph.D. Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 22,170; Graduate 5,513 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 246; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements www.ou.edu/admissions/apply/freshman Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $11,762; Non-resident: $27, 143 Aviation Program

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Year aviation program established 1947 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located OU extended campus college of professional & continuing studies Specialized Program Accreditation ABBI (Aviation Accreditation Board International) Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings PPL, Instrument, Commercial, Multi, CFI, CFII and MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, 61 Instruction conducted by Faculty & CFI Cost of Lab Fees Private: $6,590; Commercial and Instrument: $6,273; CFI-Airplane: $3979; CFI- Instrument: $ 2625; Multi-engine: $8,835; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $37,990 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200; Average 250; Maximum 300 Administration Professional & Continuing Studies Aviation Affiliations AAAE, NBAA, ATCA, WAI, UAA

About Southeastern Oklahoma State University “SE” is regional public four-year university that has been serving higher education students since 1909. Our challenging academic program offerings are extensive, and our technical degrees deliver graduates with a high level of professionalism to workforce industries across the nation. Southeastern currently enrolls nearly 4500 students and has a reputation for its friendly atmosphere and caring attitude toward our students.

About Our Community SE is located in Durant, in southeastern Oklahoma near beautiful Lake Texoma. Durant is a growing community with a population of 17,000 and is situated 80 miles north of Dallas, Texas, and 150 miles south of Oklahoma City.

About the Aviation Sciences Institute Our curriculum and training is based on the fundamental belief that the best trained students will be the safest and most successful aviation professionals. Our primary mission is to provide students with the highest quality aviation education and flight training possible. In addition to earning pilot ratings, students can complete bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The program’s fleet includes 9 Cessna 150/172, 7 Cessna 172R, 2 Cessna 182RG, 1 Cessna 310R, and a PFS Modular Flight Deck Flight Simulator.

STUDENTS CAN COMPLETE: Aviation Management With five degree options: Business, Maintenance Management, Safety, Security, and Production & Operations.

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Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Professional Pilot

BS

125

151

Aviation Management Flying

BS

125

38

Aviation Management Non Flying

BS

125

43

Air Traffic Management

BS

125

14

Programs

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Pennsylvania

Point of Contact Jim Cistone jim.cistone@emu.edu

Eastern Mennonite University 1846 Charter Lane Lancaster, PA 17601 (717) 690-8600 www.emu.edu/lancaster

Point of Contact Steve Sabold ssabold@pia.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Liberal Arts University Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Graduate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1000; Graduate 400 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 7; Graduate 0; Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT/ACT scores, writing sample, interview, and recommendations Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition The cost per credit is $405, and there is a $50 technology fee per semester. Ground + flight training courses require additional fees.

Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2018 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located EMU at Lancaster, PA Specialized Program Accreditation FAA, R-ATP Non-Traditional Offerings 6 weeks internship + Semester long internship FAA Certificate Offerings Flight Instructor Certificate Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, R-ATP Cost of Lab Fees Flight and Materials - $53,607 Flight Hours at graduation Average: 250; Maximum: n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning Articulation agreement with Republic Airlines Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association, Aviation Council of Pennsylvania

Leadership & Organization Mgmt

Institution Type Private - Not for profit Accreditation ACCSC Highest Degree Offered Associate in Specialized Technology Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 375 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 375 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Calendar System Quarter Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $15,990; Non-resident: $15,990 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1929 Specialized Program Accreditation ACCSC, FAA, Part 147 Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Aviation Electronics Technology FAA Certificate Offerings Aviation Maintenance Technology Instruction offered under FAA part 141 147 Instruction conducted by Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics 5 Allegheny County Airport West Mifflin, PA 15122 (412) 346-2100 www.pia.edu

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

BS

120

7

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AS

79

n/a

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Pennsylvania

Point of Contact Bill Pinter bill.pinter@ccbc.edu

Community College of Beaver County Aviation Sciences Center 125 Cessna Drive Beaver Falls, PA 15010 (724) 480-3617 www.ccbc.edu

Institution Type Public Accreditation Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 2,500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 327 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $3,300; Non-resident: $9,800 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1967 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Aviation Sciences Center, Beaver County Airport Non -Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Private: $165/hr; Commercial and Instrument: $165/hr; CFI-Airplane: $165/hr; CFI-Instrument: $165/hr; Multi-engine: $325/hr; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $40,000 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 225; Average 250; Maximum 280 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 100; Total Annual Value: $700,000 Administration Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations AIAA, ATCA, NBAA, RAA, UAA Articulation Agreements Geneva College, Clarion University, Franklin University, Southern Illinois University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Penn State Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

AAS

70

90

Professional Pilot

AAS

63

220

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

AAS

65

20

Aerospace Management

AAS

61

7

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Point of Contact Captain Joseph A. McDonald jmcdonald@marywood.edu No Additional Information

Institutional Information

Programs

Marywood University 2300 Adams Avenue Scranton, PA 18509-1598 (570) 348-6274 www.marywood.edu

Puerto Rico /South Dakota Inter American University of Puerto Rico 500 Dr. John Will Harris Rd Bayamon, PR 00966 (787) 279-1912 www.interamerican.aero

Point of Contact Jorge E. Calaf jcalaf@bayamon.inter.edu

Institutional Information

South Dakota State University 1015 Campanile Ave Brookings, SD 57007 (605) 688-5769 www.sdstate.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Sam Bjornestad sdsu.aviationeducation@sdstate.edu Institutional Information

Institution Type Proprietary Accreditation Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 4,300; Graduate 75 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 110; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, College Board Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $292 percredit hour; Non-resident: $404 per credit hour Aviation Program

Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Bachelor Student Body 12,527 Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 10,736; Graduate 1,791 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 90 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $16,570; Non-resident: $19,810 Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1985 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Deanship of Academic Affairs Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $9,600; Commercial and Instrument: $29.500; CFI-Airplane: $3,495; CFI- Instrument: $2,800; Multi- engine: Included in the Commercial and Instrument cost; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $50,300 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 275; Average 300; Maximum 375 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Aviation Affiliations AABI, ATCA, OBAP, UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Year aviation program established 1999 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located South Dakota State University, Education and Human Sciences, Consumer Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation Aviation Accreditation Board International Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, CPL-SEL, CPL-MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 All courses Instruction conducted by South Dakota State University Cost of Lab Fees Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $75,000; (includes Private through MEI and all check rides) Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200; Average 400; Maximum 800 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid Aviation specific scholarships; website: https://www.sdstate.edu/ consumer-sciences/aviation-jobsinternshipsopportunities Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

BS

125

226

Aviation Management + Airway Science Mgmt

BS

125

120

Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management/ Airway Science Mgmt

BS

125

325

Flight Education

BS

120

60

Flight Education

BS

125

325

Commercial Aviation

BS

125

226

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

BS

125

154

Airport Management

BS

125

50

Programs

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Tennessee Middle Tennessee State University 1301 E. Main Street / Box 67 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 (615) 898-2788 mtsu.edu/aerospace

Point of Contact Dr. Wendy Beckman wendy.beckman@mtsu.edu Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered PhD Student Body Co-Educational Full-time students Enrollment Undergraduate 20,260; Graduate 2,470 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 853; Graduate 29 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, ACT, Admission as a student to MTSU Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $9,090; Non-resident: $27,942 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1943 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Basic and Applied Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Courses offered through distance learning FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI, A&P certificate, Dispatch Certificate

Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Part 141, 61, 147 Cost of Lab Fees Private: $11,000; Commercial and Instrument: Instrument-$9,500; Commercial-$13,500; CFI-Airplane: $4,800; CFI- Instrument: $1,500; Multi-engine: $4,700; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $38,900 (required courses only Pvt to Comm/Multi); Other: ATC has $1,800/per course lab fee (4 courses) Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 180; Average 220; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internships, Dela Propel program, regional carrier Administration Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations AABI, AIAA, ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, PAA, RAA, UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

124

84

Flight Dispatch

BS

120

74

Maintenance Management

BS

133

92

Professional Pilot

BS

120

496

Technology

BS

33

28

Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operations

BS

61

79

Aviation Management

MS

36

16

Aviation Education

MS

36

3

Aviation Safety & Security Management

MS

36

10

Programs

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Texas

Point of Contact Kelley Oliver BIAS@baylor.edu

Baylor University One Bear Place #97413 Waco, TX 76798 (254) 710-3563 www.baylor.edu/aviation

Point of Contact James Fullingim fullingim@tamuct.edu

Texas A&M University – Central Texas 1001 Leadership Place Killeen, TX 76549 (254) 867-2647 www.tamuct.edu

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Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACSCOC) Highest Degree Offered Doctoral Student Body Co-educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 14,316; Graduate 2,743 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 82; Graduate 0 Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $41,194; Non-resident: $41,194

Point of Contact Dr. John Sapp sapp_jb@tsu.edu

Texas Southern University 3100 Cleburne Ave Houston, TX 77004 (713) 313-7995 www.tsu.edu

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Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1991 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Arts & Sciences Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit offered for licenses/ratings previously received FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, CFI (airplane) Instruction conducted by Baylor University and Texas State Technical College Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, pilot pipeline with airlines Scholarship/ Financial Aid www.baylor.edu/sfs Aviation Affiliations AABI, RAA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements Texas State Technical College

Texas State Technical College - Waco 3801 Campus Drive Waco, TX 76705 (254) 867-2600 www.waco.tstc.edu

Point of Contact Angel Newhart angel.newhart@tstc.edu

No Additional Information

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Sciences + Air Traffic Control

BS

136

4

Aviation Sciences + Aircraft Dispatch

BS

127

2

Aviation Sciences + Professional Pilot

BS

125

61

Aviation Administration

BS

126

11

Minor

33

4

Programs

Aviation Sciences

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Texas

Point of Contact Fred Ritchey fredritchey@letu.edu

LeTourneau University 200 Airpark Dr., Longview TX 75603 (903) 233-4200 www.letu.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Masters Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1342; Graduate 61 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 219 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT/ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $29,630 Non-resident: $28,770 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1956 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Aviation and Aeronautical Science Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Aviation Management degree offered at satellite locations + online.

FAA Certificate Offerings Pilot- Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, MEI, CFI, CFII; Mechanic- A&P; Aircraft Dispatcher

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Instruction offered under FAA part 141 -self examining authority, 147 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $16,350; Commercial and Instrument: $42,055; CFI-Airplane: $2,495; CFI- Instrument: $1,865; Multi-engine: $11,665; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $58,405; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $4,000 Flight Hours at graduation Average 200-250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-Op, Internships, Cadet Program with Envoy and PSA, Bridge agreement with Skywest and ExpressJet Scholarship Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations UAA, IAMA, NATA, NIFA Articulation Agreements Numerous agreements with community colleges Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management Science

BS

127

31

Aviation Studies

BS

120

5

Mission Aviation

BS

127

23

Professional Flight

BS

127

65

Remotely Piloted Aircraft

AS BS

64 120

5

Aviation Management

AS BS

63 120

70

Programs

Utah

Point of Contact Fiona Silcox Fiona.Silcox@SLCC.edu

Salt Lake Community College 2150 W. Dauntless Ave. SLC, Utah 84116 (801) 957-2140 www.slcc.edu/professionalpilot

Point of Contact Kaylee Roholt kaylee.roholt@usu.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered Associate of Science Student Body Co-Educational Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $3,568; Non-resident: $11,336 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1992 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located School of Technical Specialties Online Aviation Programs No Instruction conducted by Institution Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 215; Average 230 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aerospace/Aviation Tech Maintenance

AAS

72

n/a

Aircraft Electronics

Certificate

17

n/a

Programs

Utah State University 6000 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84321 (435) 797-2758 www.usu.edu/aviation

Institution Type Public Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 16,184; Graduate 3.052 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 478; Graduate 5 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident $3,332; Non-resident: $9,567 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1936 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Agriculture and Applied Science Online Aviation Programs Master of Aviation Science Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at time of admission.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, Single-Engine, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, UAS/Remote Pilot Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Instruction conducted by Institution Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 215; Average 230 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, partnerships with SkyWest and Envoy Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Annual Value: $4,400; website: aviation.usu.edu Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations NIFA, UAA, WAI, Articulation, AHP Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

AAS BS

75 120

75

Professional FixedWing Pilot

BS

120

280

Professional Rotor Wing Pilot

BS

120

20

Master of Aviation Science

MAS

33

5

Unmanned Aerial Systems (Drones)

Minor

12

103

Programs Airport Maintenance + Aircraft Management

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Utah

Point of Contact Sean Heiner seanheiner@suu.edu

Southern Utah University 351 West University Blvd.

Cedar City, UT 84720 (435) 865-8148 www.suu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Ryan Tanner aviation@uvu.edu

Utah Valley University 1185 Mike Jense Parkway Provo, UT 84601 (801) 863-7830 www.FlyUVU.com

Institutional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Public University Accreditation Northwest Commission for Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered Bachelor Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 6,279; Graduate 209 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 193 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $6,769; Non-resident: $20,585 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2013 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Department of Aviation Sciences Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Night Vision Goggle rotor-wing, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Educational Certificates of Proficiency and Completion FAA Certificate Offerings Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, Flight Instructor, Flight Instructor Instrument – all of these in both rotor-wing and fixed-wing, Multi-engine Instructor Rating – only for fixed-wing, Remote Pilot Certificate for Unmanned Aircraft Systems.

Instruction offered under Part 141 Only fixed-wing Private Pilot, Instrument, and Commercial; Part 61 Instruction conducted by Southern Utah University Cost of Lab Fees See Fee Charts on SUU Aviation website; www.suu.edu/aviation Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 192: fixed-wing, 180: rotor-wing; Average 220 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/ Learning Internship while enrolled, SkyWest Airlines Pilot Pathway Program Aviation Affiliations UAA, WAI, Utah Flight Training Consortium

Institution Type Public Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered Master’s Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 35,000; Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 700 Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements ACT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $2,826; Non-resident: Varies Aviation Program

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aerospace/Aviation Sciences, Fixed-Wing

BS

120

3

Year aviation program established 1988 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Health & Public Services Specialized Program Accreditation Part 141, LOA for R-ATP Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Online option available for all degree offerings. Courses offered at satellite locations. Transfer credit granted for previously earned FAA fixed-wing pilot certificates.

FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, 61 Instruction conducted by Institution staff or affiliated school, depending on location Cost of Lab Fees Private: $12,650; Commercial and Instrument: $38,060; CFI-Airplane: $Varies; CFI- Instrument: $Varies; Multi-engine: $14,885; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $65,595; Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 250; Average 280 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, CFI while enrolled Administration Advisory Committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations UAA, WAI, NBAA, NIFA Articulation Agreements All schools included in the Utah System of Higher Education

Aerospace/Aviation Sciences, Rotor-Wing

BS

120

3

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Professional Rotor -Wing Pilot

AAS

66

2

Unmanned Aircraft Operator

AAS

69

77

Commercial Pilot Rating (Fixed-Wing)

Certificate

22

4

Commercial Pilot Rating (Rotor-Wing)

Certificate

22

7

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Degrees

AS

120

n/a

Aviation Administration

BS

120

n/a

Professional Pilot

BS

120

n/a

Programs

www.uaa.aero

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Utah /Vermont /Virginia Westminster College 1840 S 1300 East Salt Lake City, UT 84105 (801) 488-4137 www.westminster.edu

Primary Contact Gail AvendaĂąo ganvendano_westminstercollege.edu *Not accepting new students. Aviation program will be closed in May 2021 No Additional Information

Primary Contact D. Smith dsmith4@vtc.vsc.edu

Vermont Technical College 201 Lawrence Place Williston, VT 05495 (802) 879-2323 www.vtc.edu

No Additional Information

Hampton University 100 E. Queens St Hampton, VA 23668 (757) 727-5418 www.aviation.set.hamptonu.edu

Point of Contact Beverly Byrdsong aviation@hamptonu.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Proprietary Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 3,504; Graduate 893 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 96; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA, SAT Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $19,548; Non-resident: $19,548 Aviation Program

Averett University 420 West Main Street Danville, VA 24541-3692 (434) 791-5755 www.averett.edu

Point of Contact Thomas Vick thomas.vick@averett.edu

No Additional Information

Year aviation program established 1987 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Engineering and Technology Specialized Program Accreditation AABI Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $40,000; +lab fees: $250 air traffic control lab fee Flight Hours at graduation Minimum n/a; Average 250 Aviation Affiliations AABI, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, UAA, WAI, AAAE Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Air Traffic Control

AS BS

60 120

6 19

Aviation Mgmt + Airway Science Mgmt

BS

120

Online

Flight Education

AS BS

60 120

44 21

Airport Administration

BS

120

9

Air Traffic Control

AS

60

Online

Flight Education

AS

60

Online

Programs

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Virginia Liberty University 1971 University Blvd.

Lynchburg, VA 24515 (434) 582-2183 www.liberty.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Dr. Mitchell Morrison mamorrison1@liberty.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type Private Accreditation Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 14,500; Graduate 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 470 Freshman Admissions Requirements SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $23,800; Non-resident: n/a Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2002 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located School of Aeronautics Online Aviation Programs Yes FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI, CFII Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, 61, 147

Instruction conducted by School of Aeronautics Cost of Lab Fees: Private Private $14,600; Instrument $11,050; Commercial $28,150; CFI $7,500; MEI $11,525 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 190; Average 240 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Affiliations NIFA, UAA, WAI, MSI, AUVSI, AABI, ATEC, NBAA, ISASI, VABA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Commercial Corporate

BS

134

n/a

Global Studies

BS

131

n/a

Military

BS

125

n/a

Unmanned Aerial Systems

BS

126

n/a

Aviation Safety Mgmt + Flight

BS

120

n/a

Management

BS

120

Online

Aviation

BS

120

Online

Airline Flight Attendant

AA

n/a

n/a

Aviation Maintenance Technician

AA Certificate

n/a

n/a

Programs

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www.uaa.aero

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Washington

Point of Contact Barbra Hodges aviation@cwu.edu21

Central Washington University 400 East University Way Ellensburg, WA 98926-7515 (509) 963-2378 www.cwu.edu/aviation

Walla Walla University 204 S College Ave College Place, WA 99324 (509) 527-2615 www.wallawalla.edu

Point of Contact Michael Gref michael.gref@wallawalla.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 11,479; Graduate 557 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 160; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements GPA Calendar System Quarter Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $7,245; Non-resident: $18,882

Institution Type Private Accreditation Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 1653; Graduate 182 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 45; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Quarter Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $25,587; Non-resident: $25,587

Aviation Program

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established 1974 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located College of Education and Professional Studies Specialized Program Accreditation AABI-candidate Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission, FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141 without Examining Authority Instruction conducted by Contractor Cost of Lab Fees Private: $13,000; Commercial and Instrument: $25,500; CFI-Airplane: $6,500; CFI- Instrument: [no information]; Multi-engine: $9,000; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $45,000-$54,000 depending on specialization Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 220; Average 240 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Co-op education; Internship while enrolled; Internship postgraduate; ExpressJet and Horizon Air Direct Hire Scholarship/ Financial Aid www.cwu.edu/aviation/scholarships-and-grants Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations NBAA, UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

91

160 + Online

Aviation Management + Airway Science Mgmt

BS

124

160 + Online

Flight Education

BS

110

1160

Programs

Year aviation program established 1967 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Department of Technology Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Aviation Technology, Aviation Management Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Mission/Humanitarian Flight Training FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61 Instruction conducted by Institution Cost of Lab Fees Private: $8,993; Commercial and Instrument: $21,978; CFI-Airplane: $7,793; CFI- Instrument: $2,025; Multi- engine: $5,475; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $53,314 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 300; Average 550; Maximum 1,500 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled, Internship post Graduate, Co-op Education Aviation Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Studies

BS

120

20

Flight Education

AS BS

60 120

40 20

Programs

www.uaa.aero

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Washington Moody Aviation / Moody Bible Institute 6719 East Rutter Ave Spokane, WA 99212 (254) 867-2600 www.moody.edu/aviation

Point of Contact Jan Seiersen moody.aviation@moody.edu Institutional Information

Institution Type Private Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Association for Biblical Higher Ed Highest Degree Offered Bachelor of Science, Missionary Aviation Technology Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 138 Aviation Program Undergraduate 104; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Online application, doctrinal agreement, autobiographic essays, and references along with SAT and high school transcripts.

Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition See catalog at www.moody.edu/catalog

Aviation Program School/College/division in which the aviation program is located Moody Aviation is a department of Moody Bible Institute based in Spokane, WA Online Aviation Programs Yes Non-Traditional Offerings Some Bible and General Education courses are offered online.

FAA Certificate Offerings Part 147 Airframe and Powerplant; Part 141 Private and Commercial Pilot with Instrument Rating Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 141 Cost of Lab Fees See catalog at www.moody.edu/catalog Flight Hours at graduation Average 325 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Missionary pilot mechanic, maintenance specialist Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Missionary Aviation Technology Flight

BS

198

n/a

Missionary Aviation Technology Maint

BS

191

n/a

Programs

Be a missionary AND an aviator.

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Learn More moody.edu/moodyaviation | (800) 588-8344

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Wisconsin

Point of Contact Jared Huss huss@fvtc.edu

Fox Valley Technical College 3601 Oregon Street Oshkosh, WI 54902 (920) 232-6001 www.fvtc.edu

Point of Contact Jacob Leichtnam leichtnamj@uwosh.edu

Institutional Information

Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Freshman Admissions Requirements ACT; Completion of ACT, High School Diploma Calendar System Semester Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1991 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Technology Online Aviation Programs No Non-Traditional Offerings Credit given for FAA certificates & ratings at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 141, 147, 61; Other: R-ATP qualified at the 1250 hr exemption Instruction conducted by Institution Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 271 Administration Advisory Committee, Graduate Placement Service Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Articulation Agreements Contact institution for list. Comments: Cutting edge technology is used throughout the aviation programs. Pilot Training is FAA approved under part 141, and we are also R-ATP qualified at the 1250-hour exemption

Institution Type Public Accreditation Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered Doctorate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 12,623; Graduate 945 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 42 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition $360 per credit for Online courses Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2012 School/college division in which the aviation program is located Online and Continuing Education Online Aviation Programs Yes – 100% Online Non-Traditional Offerings Degree is designed for students that have and associates or technical diploma with and aviation emphasis Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Cost of Lab Fees $360 per credit for Online courses Administration Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations UAA, ATC, Talent Solutions Coalition Articulation Agreements Fox Valley Technical College, Gateway Technical College Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance + Aircraft Maintenance

AS

70

72

Avionics/Electronics

AS

72

36

Flight Education

AS

70

32

Programs

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh 800 Algoma Blvd Oshkosh, WI 54901 (920) 424-0234 www. oce.uwosh.edu

Programs Aviation Management

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

BS

120

Online

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Canada Sault College of Applied Arts & Technology PO Box 60 443 Northern Avenue Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada P6A 5L3 (705) 759-2554 x2518 www.saultcollege.ca

Point of Contact John Porter john.porter@saultcollege.ca No Additional Information

Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology 1750 Finch Avenue East Toronto, Ontario, Canada M2J 2X5 (416) 491-5050 x 44237 www.senecacollege.ca

Point of Contact Lynne McMullen lynn.mcmullen@senecacollege.ca No Additional Information

University of Waterloo PO Box 60 200 University Avenue West Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1 (519) 888-4567 www.uwaterloo.ca/aviation.ca

Point of Contact Dr. Suzanne Kearns suzanne.kearns@uwaterloo.ca No Additional Information

Point of Contact Joan Finegan finegan@uwo.ca

Western University Social Science Centre 4330 London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 5C2 (519) 661-2051 www.mos.uwo

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Province of Ontario Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 23,139; Graduate 5514 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 115; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements Grade 12 English, two grade 12 math courses, and three other grade 12 courses. Applicants need to fill out a supplementary application Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $8017 + 24629 (CDN) flight fees per year; Non-resident: $28,715 + 24629 (CDN) flight fees per year Aviation Program Year aviation program established 1999 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located DAN Management and Organizational Studies, Social Science Online Aviation Programs No FAA Certificate Offerings Private, Commercial, Multi Engine, Instrument. We offer an Integrated Commercial with Multi-Engine and Instrument Ratings in accordance with Transport Canadian Aviation Regulations.

Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Transport Canada Approved Integrated Commercial Pilot Course.

Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) 406.75 – 406.77 and CARs Standard 426.75 – 426.77 Instruction conducted by A partnership with Diamond Flight Centre London Inc. Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 190.0 hours; Average: 203.8 hours; Maximum: 224.1 hours.

Total time Including FTD: Minimum 222.0 hours; Average: 289.6; Maximum: 318.5 hours.

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid Total Number: 8; Total Annual Value: $10,000; website: www.registrar. uwo.ca/student_finances/; www. mos.uwo.ca/undergraduate Aviation Affiliations UAA Comments The CAM council, composed of flight and non flight students, is very active. Last year they organized a charity jet plane pull, our annual banquet, speakers and tours of various flight facilities Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

BS

120

115

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Germany /Pakistan University of Applied Sciences Worms Erenburgerstr. 19 67549 Worms, Germany +49 6241 5090 www.hs-worms.de

Point of Contact Dr. Richard Klophaus klophaus@hs-worms.de

University of Management &Technology C-II Johar Town, Lahore, Pakistan Telephone: 0092 42 35212816

Point of Contact Membership ias.principal@umt.edu.pk

Institutional Information

Institutional Information Institution Type Public Accreditation Other Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 3,500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 250 Freshman Admissions Requirements Numerus Clausus; The final grade for non-EU citizens will be calculated using the Bavarian formula Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition No tuition fee applies; only a semester contribution. The flight training is fee-based only for Aviation Management and Piloting Aviation Programs Year aviation program established 2010 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located Business Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major € 75,900 Flight Hours at graduation Minimum 200 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid hs-worms.de/studieren/unterstuetzung-und-beratung/finanzen Articulation Agreements University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs

Institution Type University Accreditation Aero-Bildung, Higher Education Commission (HEC) Highest Degree Offered Associate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 450+ Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate: 450 Freshman Admissions Requirements Open Enrollment: 150+ Calendar System Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition Resident: $11,400 Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2011 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located UMT, Lahore Specialized Program Accreditation Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority Online Aviation Programs No Instruction offered under FAA part 141 61, 147 Instruction conducted by Assistant Professors, Lecturers and Industry Professionals Cost of Lab Fees Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $1,640 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Aviation Affiliations Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) Govt. of Pakistan, European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Higher Education Commission (HEC) Govt. of Pakistan Articulation Agreements Turkish Aviation Academy, University Aviation Association

Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Management

BS

210

30

Aviation Management + Piloting

BS

180

30

Programs

Air Traffic Management

BS

180

30

Programs

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Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

126

357

Aviation Studies

BS

126

150

Switzerland /Spain

Point of Contact Dr. Jeremiah Agboola admin@rcmedu.ch

Rockfield College of Management Rautistrasse 12, P O Box 620 Zurich, Switzerland CH-8040 (4143) 534-6561 www.rcmedu.ch

No Additional Information

Centro de Estudios Superiores de La Aviacion P O Box 481, Reus 43201 Spain +34 977 300 027 www.cesda.com

Point of Contact Miquel Traveria P O Box 481, Reus 43201 Spain +34 977 300 027 mtraveria@gmail.com Institutional Information

Institution Type Public Accreditation AQU Catalunya Highest Degree Offered Baccalaureate Student Body Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment Undergraduate 100 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program Undergraduate 80; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements University access requirements at the Spanish Universities Calendar System Semester Aviation Program Year aviation program established 2001 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located CESDA college Specialized Program Accreditation EASA & AQU Online Aviation Programs No Aviation Affiliations University Aviation Association Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree

Credit Hours

Enrollment

Aviation Maintenance + Aircraft Maintenance

BS

120

n/a

Avionics + Electronics

BS

120

n/a

Flight Education

BS

120

n/a

Programs

www.uaa.aero

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Non-UAA Institution Alabama

California

Community College of the Air Force 100 South Turner Boulevard Montgomery, AL 36114 www.au.af.mil/au/barnes/ccaf (334) 649-5000

City College of San Francisco Aeronautics 50 Phelan Ave San Francisco, CA 94112 www.ccsf.edu (650) 821-0220

Enterprise State Community College Ozark 3405 Highway 231 South Ozark, AL 36360 www.escc.edu (334) 774-5113 x 3692

Cypress College 9200 Valley View St Cypress, CA 90630 www.cypresscollege.edu (714) 484-7411

Wallace State Community College 801 Main Street Northwest Hanceville, AL 35077 www.wallacestate.edu (256) 737-3040

Gavilan Community College 5055 Santa Teresa Blvd Gilroy, CA 95020 www.gavilan.edu (408) 852-2818

Arizona Chandler-Gilbert Community College 2626 E Pecos Rd Chandler, AZ 85225 www.cgc.maricopa.edu (480) 988-8116 Pima Community College 1255 N Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85709 www.pima.edu (520) 206-5907 Arkansas Black River Technical College PO Box 468 Pocahontas, AR 72455 www.blackrivertech.org (870) 248-4000, x 4151 Ozarka College P O Box 10 Melbourne, AR 72556 www.fly.ozarka.edu (870) 368-7926 Pulaski Technical College Aviation School 600 W Maryland Ave Sherwood, AR 72120 www.pulaskitech.edu (501) 835-5420 Southern Arkansas University Tech 6415 Spellman Road Camden, AR 71701 www.sautech.edu (879) 574-4593 California Antelope Valley College 3041 W Ave K Lancaster, CA 93536 www.avc.edu 616-722-6300 x6736 California State University Los Angeles 5151 State University Dr Los Angeles, CA 90032 www.calstatela.edu 323-343-4550 Chaffey College 5885 Haven Ave Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737 www.chaffey.edu (909) 652-6869 74

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Glendale Community College 1500 N Verdugo Rd Glendale, CA 91208 www.glendale.edu (408) 852-2818 x5541 Long Beach City College 1305 E Pacific Coast Hwy Long Beach, CA 90806 www.lbcc.edu (562) 938-3216 Mt. San Antonio College 1100 N Grand Ave Walnut, CA 91789 www.mtsac.edu 909-274-5006 Palomar Community College 1140 W Mission Rd San Marcos, CA 92069 www.palomar.edu (760) 744-1150 x5241 Reedley College 995 N Reed Ave Reedley, CA 93654 www.reedleycollege.edu (559) 638-3641 x3243 Sacramento City College 3835 Freeport Blvd Sacramento, CA 95822 www.scc.losrios.edu (916) 558-2491 San Bernardino Valley College 701 S Mt Vernon Ave San Bernardino, CA 92410 www.valleycollege.edu (909) 384-4400 x8270 San Diego Miramar College 10440 Black Mountain Road San Diego, CA 92126 www.sdmiramar.edu (619) 388-7663 San Joaquin Valley College 4985 E Andersen Ave Fresno, CA 93727 www.sjvc.edu (559) 453-0123 Solano Community College 4000 Suisun Valley Rd Fairfield, CA 94534 www.solano.edu (707) 864-7155

California West Los Angeles College 9000 Overland Ave Culver City, CA 90230 www.wlac.edu (310) 287-4514 Colorado Colorado Northwestern Comm. College Rabgely Campus 500 Kennedy Dr Rangely, CO 81648 www.cncc.edu (970) 675-3223 Redstone College- Denver 10851 W 120th Ave Broomfield, CO 80021 www.redstone.edu (303) 410-2469 Connecticut Naugatuck Valley Community College 750 Chase Pkwy Waterbury, CT 06708 www.nv.edu (203) 575-8000 Quinebaug Valley Community College 742 Upper Maple St Danielson, CT 06239 www.qvcc.edu (860) 932-4050 3 Rivers Community Technical College 7 Mahan Drive Norwich, CT 06360 www.threerivers.edu (860) 215-9445 Delaware Wilmington University 320 N Dupont Hwy New Castle, DE www.wilmu.edu (302) 356-6746 Florida Eastern Florida State College 3865 N Wickham Rd Melbourne, FL 32935 www.easternflorida.edu (321) 433-7754 Palm Beach State College 4200 S Congress Ave Lake Worth, FL 33461 www.palmbeachstate.edu (561) 868-3577 University of Miami 1251 Memorial Drive Coral Gables, FL 33146 www.welcome.miami.edu (305) 284-2571 St. Petersburg College 6605 5th Ave N St Petersburg, FL 33710 www.spcollege.edu (727) 398-8256 Santa Fe College 3000 NW 83 St Gainesville, FL 32606 www.sfcollege.edu (352) 271-2925

Non-UAA Institution Kansas

Georgia

Minnesota

Georgia Northwestern Technical College 127 Capitoline Drive N.E. Rome, GA 30165 www.gntc.edu (706) 802-5086

Central Christian College of Kansas 1200 S Main St McPherson, KS 67460 www.centralchristian.edu (620) 241-0723

Northland Community & Tech College 1101 State Hwy 1 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 www.northlandcollege.edu (218) 683-8806

Central Georgia Technical College 3300 Macon Tech Dr Macon, GA 31206 www.centralgatech.edu (478) 218-3360

Fort Hays State University 600 Park St Hays, KS 67601 www.fhsu.edu (785) 628-4305

St. Cloud State University 720 4th Avenue South - HH 107 St. Cloud, MN 56301 www.stcloudstate.edu (320) 308-0121

Idaho Idaho State University 921 S 8th Ave Pocatello, ID 83201 www.isu.edu (208) 232-8485 Illinois Kishwaukee College 21193 Malta Rd Malta, IL 60150 www.kishwaukeecollege.edu (815) 825-2086 x2850 Lewis and Clark Community College 5800 Godfrey Rd Godfrey, IL 62035 www.lc.edu (618) 468-7000

Hesston College 325 S College Dr Hesston, KS 67062 www.hesston.edu (316) 283-6161 Wichita State University 845 Fairmount St Wichita, KS 67260 www.wichita.edu (316) 978-5234 Kentucky Somerset Community College 808 Monticello St Somerset, KY 42501 www.somerset.kctcs.edu (606) 451-6772 Louisiana

Lincoln Land Community College 5250 Shepherd Rd. Springfield, IL www.llcc.edu (217) 786-2200

Northwestern State University 175 Sam Sibley Dr Natchitoches, LA 71457 www.nsula.edu (318) 357-6699

Rock Valley College 6349 Falcon Rd Rockford, IL www.rockvalleycollege.edu (815) 921-3013

Louisiana Sowela Tech Comm. College 3820 Sen J Bennett Johnston Ave Lake Charles, LA 70615 www.sowela.edu (337) 421-6592 x4343

Southwestern Illinois College 201 N Church St Belleville, IL 62220 www.swic.edu (618) 235-2700

University of Louisiana at Monroe 700 University Ave Monroe, LA 71209 www.ulm.edu (318) 342-1784

Waubonsee Community College Route 47 Waubonsee Drive Sugar Grove, IL 60554 www.waubonsee.edu (630) 466-7900 x2319 Indiana Vincennes University 1002 N 1st St Vincennes, IN 47591 www.vinu.edu (317) 328-7171 Iowa

Michigan Lansing Community College 610 N Capitol Ave Lansing, MI 48933 www.lcc.edu (517) 483-1345 Northern Michigan University 1401 Presque Isle Ave Marquette, MI 49855 www.nmu.edu (906) 227-1573 Minnesota

Indian Hills Community College 525 Grandview Avenue Ottumwa, IA 52501 www.indianhills.edu (641) 683-5232

Inver Hills Community College 2500 80th St E Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 www.inverhills.edu (651) 450-3668

Iowa Western Community College 2700 College Rd Council Bluffs, IA 51503 www.iwcc.edu (712) 325-3370

Lake Superior College 2101 Trinity Rd Duluth, MN 55811 www.lsc.edu (218) 733-7737

Mississippi Hinds Community College 3925 Sunset Dr Jackson, MS 39213 www.hindscc.edu (601) 857-3822 Northwest Mississippi Community College 1310 Belk Blvd Oxford, MS 38655 www.northwestms.edu (662) 280-6183 Missouri Linn State Technical College One Technology Dr. Linn, MO 65051 www.statetechmo.edu (573) 897-5199 Nebraska Grace University 1311 S 9th St Omaha, NE 68108 www.graceuniversity.edu (402) 449-2829 Western Nebraska Community College 371 College Dr Sidney, NE 69162 www.wncc.edu (308) 254-7448 New Hampshire Daniel Webster College 20 University Drive Nashua, NH 30630 www.dwc.edu New Hampshire Community Tech College 505 Amherst St Nashua, NH 03063 www.nashuacc.edu (603) 578-8900 x1761 New Jersey County College of Morris 214 Center Grove Rd Randolph, NJ 07869 www.ccm.edu (973) 328-5000 New York Farmingdale State College 2350 Broad Hollow Rd Farmingdale, NY 11735 www.farmingdale.edu (631) 420-2532

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Non-UAA Institution New York Schenectady County Community College 78 Washington Ave Schenectady, NY 12305 www.sunnysccc.edu (518) 381-1328 North Carolina Guilford Technical Community College 601 E Main St Jamestown, NC 27282 www.home.gtcc.edu (336) 334-4822 Robeson Community College 5160 Fayetteville Rd Lumberton, NC 28360 www.robeson.edu (910) 272-3381 Ohio Cincinnati State Technical 3520 Central Pkwy Cincinnati, OH 45223 www.cincinnatistate.edu (513) 569-4974

Bob Jones University 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd Greenville, SC 29614 (864) 242-5100 www.bju.edu

Central Texas College PO Box 1800 Killeen, TX 76540 www.ctcd.edu 800-792-3348

Greenville Technical College 506 S Pleasantburg Dr Greenville, SC 29607 www.gvltec.edu (864) 422-1762

Lee College 200 Lee Dr Baytown, TX 77520 www.lee.edu (281) 425-6440

Trident Technical College 7000 Rivers Ave North Charleston, SC 29406 www.tridenttech.edu (843) 574-6111

Palo Alto College 1400 W Villaret Blvd San Antonio, TX 78224 www.alamo.edu (210) 486-3077

South Dakota Lake Area Technical Institute 1201 Arrow Ave NE Watertown, SD 57201 www.lakeareatech.edu (605) 882-5284 Tennessee

Columbus State Community College 550 E Spring St Columbus, OH 43215 www.cscc.edu (614) 287-7105

Christian Brothers University 650 East Parkway South Memphis, TN 38104 www.cbu.edu (901) 321-3425

University of Cincinnati Clermont College 4200 Clermont College Drive Batavia, OH 45103 www.ucclermont.edu (513) 732-5200

North Central Institute 168 Jack Miller Blvd Clarksville, TN 37042 www.nci.edu (931) 431-9700

Oklahoma Western Oklahoma State College 2801 N Main St Altus, OK 73521 www.wosc.edu (580) 477-7767 Oregon Central Oregon Community College 2600 NW College Way Bend, OR 97701 www.cocc.edu (541) 318-3702 Lane Community College 4000 E 30th Ave Eugene, OR 97405 www.lanecc.edu (541) 463-4316 Portland Community College 12000 SW 49th Ave Portland, OR 97219 www.pcc.edu (971) 722-7457 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania College of Technology 1 College Ave Williamsport, PA 17701 www.pct.edu (570) 320-2400 x 3629

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Southwest Tennessee Community College 737 Union Ave Memphis, TN 38103 www.southwest.tn.edu (901) 333-5000 Tennessee State University 3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard Nashville, TN 37209 www.tnstate.edu (615) 963-5000 The University of Memphis 3720 Alumni Ave Memphis, TN 38152 www.memphis.edu (901) 678.2716 Texas Amarillo College 1314 S Polk St Amarillo, TX 79101 www.actx.edu (806) 335-4381 Del Mar College 101 Baldwin Blvd Corpus Christi, TX 78404 www.delmar.edu (361) 698-2721 Hallmark University 8901 Wetmore Rd San Antonio, TX 78216 www.hallmarkuniversity.edu (210) 690-9000 x116

San Jacinto College 8060 Spencer Hwy Pasadena, TX 77505 www.sanjac.edu (281) 991-2659 St. Philips College 1801 Martin Luther King Dr San Antonio, TX 78203 www.alamo.edu (210) 486-7201 Tarrant County College District 1500 Houston St Fort Worth, TX 76102 www.tccd.edu (817) 515-7250 Texas State Technical College - Harlingen North N Street Harlingen, TX 78550 www.tstc.edu (956) 364-4787 Virginia Aviation Institute of Maintenance 4455 South Blvd Virginia Beach, VA 23452 www.aviationmaintenance.edu (678) 377-5600 Blue Ridge Community College 1 College Ln Weyers Cave, VA 24486 www.community.brcc.edu (540) 453-2306 Washington Big Bend Community College 7662 Chanute St NE Moses Lake, WA 98837 www.bigbend.edu (509) 793-2246 Clover Park Technical College 4500 Steilacoom Blvd SW Lakewood, WA 98499 www.cptc.edu (253) 583-8904 Everett Community College 2000 Tower St Everett, WA 98201 www.everettcc.edu (425) 388-9584

Non-UAA Institution Washington

International

International

Green River Community College 12401 SE 320th St Auburn, WA 98092 www.greenriver.edu (253) 833-9111 x4336

Confederation College 1450 Nakina Drive Thunder Bay ON P7C 4W1 Canada www.confederationcollege.ca +1 807-475-6110

Campus Universitario Aeronautico Carretera de Segovia s/n 47012 Valladolid, Spain www.uemc.edu + 983228505

South Seattle Community College 6000 16th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98106 www.southseattle.edu (206) 934-5311

Centre quebecois de formatiion aeronautique 112 Ave De Yonge Crescent Point-Claire, Quebec H9R 2L9, Canada www.cqff.com +1 866-833-2114

United Tanzania Aeronautics College PO Box 62050 Dar es Saalam 255, Tanzania www.utac.ac.tz +255 22 284 4000

Spokane Community College 1810 N Greene St Spokane, WA 99217 www.scc.spokane.edu (509) 533-8494

Georgian College 1450 8th Street East, Box 700 Owen Sound, Ontario N4K 5R4, Canada www.georgiancollege.ca +1 705-728-1968

West Virginia

Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María Avenida España 1680, Valparaíso, Chile www.aerosantamaria.cl +56 32 2277 773

Aviation Institute of Maintenance 4455 South Blvd Virginia Beach, VA 23452 www.aviationmaintenance.edu (678) 377-5600

Nanjing University of Aeronautics 29 Yudao Street Nanjing, Jiangsu, China www.iao.nuaa.edu.cn

Wisconsin Gateway Technical College 3520 30th Ave Kenosha, WI 53144 www.gtc.edu (262) 564-3610

Korea Aerospace University 76, Hanggongdaehang-ro, Deogyang-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do 412-791, Korea www.hangkong.ac.k +82 2 300 0451

International Griffith University GPO Box 3040 Brisbane 4001, Australia www.griffith.edu.au +617 3735 6425

Kocaeli University Kocaeli izmit Kocaeli 41000, Turkey www.kocaeli.edu.tr +90 262 303 10 00 Yeditepe University Ticari Bilimler Faculty 203 Kayisdag Istanbul, Turkey www. yeditepe.edu.tr + 90-216-578-0972 London Metropolitan University Centre for Civil Aviation 166-220 Holloway Rd Holloway, London N7 8DB, United Kingdom www.londonmet.ac.uk +44 20 7423 0000

Modern College of Business & Sciences PO 133 Muscat 100 133, Oman www.mcbs.edu.om +968 24 583583

Swinburne University of Technology PO Box 218 Mail H38 Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia www.swinburne.edu.au +61 3 9214 8444 Pontifical University of Rio Grande do Sul Av. Ipiranga, 6681 - Partenon, Porto Alegre - RS, 90619-900, Brazil www.pucrs.br +55 21 3527 1577 Concordia University MB 12-125, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W. Montreal QC, Canada www.concordiaeducation.org +1 514-848-2424

Girne American University University drive Girne Mersin 10, Turkey www.gau.edu.tr +90 392 650 20 00

Lahore School of Aviation UOL, Raiwand Road Lahore 34000, Pakistan info@uol.edu.pk +92 42 111-865-865 Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá Aeropuerto Internacional Miguel A. Gelabert Hangar 11B, Albrook, Panama www.alas.ac.pa +507 560 3179 Prince Sultan University PO Box 66833, Rafha Street Riyadh 11586, Saudia Arabia www.psu.edu (1196611) 494-8537

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Ozarka College

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Southern Arkansas University Tech

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Pacific Union College

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Sacramento City College

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San Bernardino Valley College

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Santa Fe College

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Illinois Institute of Aviation at Parkland College

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Kishwaukee College

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Lewis and Clark Community College

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Farmingdale State College

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Everett Community College

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Green River Community College

WA

Moody Bible Institute

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South Seattle Community College

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Spokane Community College

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Canada Concordia University

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University of Waterloo

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ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE: Aviation Flight

BACHELOR DEGREES:

Aviation Management BACHELOR DEGREES:

CERTIFICATE: FAA Approved Airframe and Powerplant

• Professional Pilot Specialization Aviation Management

MASTERS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: Aviation Administration

Product Support • Minors Aircraft in Air Traffic Control

Student Organizations

Flying Salukis 9 Time National Champions

Aviation Ambassadors

• Minors in Air Traffic Control • Professional Pilot Specialization

Airport Management Aircraft Product Support and Planning

Airport Management and Planning

Detail Dawgs Aviation Technologies Maintenance Competition Team • Aircraft Maintenance Specialization Rotor and Wing Aviation Technologies • Aviation Maintenance Management Ambassadors • Aircraft Maintenance Specialization Specialization • Aviation Maintenance Management • Aviation Electronics Specialization Specialization (Online) • Helicopter Specialization • Aviation Electronics Specialization

We offer two degree-completion programs: • Helicopter We offer two degree-completion programs:Maintenance Specialization Aviation Maintenance Management and Aviation Management six off-campus sites; Online Aviation Maintenance Management Aviation Management at sixatoff-campus locations.

For more information regarding our degrees visit: aviation.siu.edu or call us at 618-453-8898

FOR A GUARANTEED JOB WITH AMERICAN PIEDMONT’S YOUR RUNWAY

Piedmont Airlines exceeds industry standards, encourages diversity and delivers the fastest path to American Airlines. To learn more about your career with Piedmont Airlines, email FlyPiedmont@aa.com

U.S. based airlines and aviation companies will hire more than 350,000 pilots, aircraft mechanics and cabin crew over the next 15 years. The industry is strong, and demand for new talent is growing.

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