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COLLEGIATE AVIATION GUIDE Reference of Collegiate Aviation Programs SIXTH EDITION
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INTRODUCTION
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 2016 edition of the Collegiate Aviation Guide. The Guide is a directory of departments in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Canada 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 2016 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.
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Aims Community College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 ALPA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Baylor University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 California Baptist University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Empire Airlines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 ERAU-Daytona Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22, 92 FAPA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Frasca International. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Henderson State University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 HotSeat Chassis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Kent State University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Middle Georgia State University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 www.uaa.aero
Regional Airline Association (RAA). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 California Aeronautical University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Simulate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Southern Illinois University Carbondale . . . . . . . . . 30 Southern Utah University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Spartan College. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Talon Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 The University of Oklahoma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 University of North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 UNO Aviation Institute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Upper Limit Aviation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
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GENERAL INFORMATION
University Aviation Association
General Information
The 2016 edition of the Collegiate Aviation Guide is a comprehensive listing of 223 postsecondary institutions that offer non-engineering aviation programs in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and other countries. The listings are alphabetical by state. The following general information is provided as a supplement to the details provided herein.
Credit for FAA Certificates
Some colleges and universities will grant credit for pilot, mechanic and other Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airman certificates toward aviation degree requirements. Many institutions will award credit for a private pilot certificate. Some institutions will award credit for advanced ratings and certificates. Institutions have varying credit award policies, credit amounts and rules about how and where credit can apply. Credit will usually be awarded once the student is in attendance and he or she passes any required competency examinations.
Credit for Formal Military Coursework
For people who began their careers in the military, an academic degree program may be the next step toward pursuing a civilian aviation career. Most formal, technical coursework offered by the military has been evaluated by the American Council on Education for academic credit. Some institutions accept this credit upon satisfactory documentation such as military transcripts, certificates of training and the DD 214. The military credit accepted varies with each individual institution.
Credit for Work Experience
Some institutions may accept credit for aviation-related work experience—military or civilian. Documentation of the experience from the student’s employer is key to obtaining credit. Typically, the greater an individual’s career progression and the closer it is related to the degree being pursued, the larger the credit awarded.
Transferring Credit
Students who have earned an associate degree, or finished some academic coursework toward a degree, may want to pursue a bachelor’s degree. If not returning to their original institution, some coursework may not transfer to the new institution. The transfer credits accepted varies by institution. The key to getting as much credit as possible for previous coursework is to provide as much documentation of the coursework as possible. A transcript that documents coursework will need to be provided to the new institution for evaluation. If enrolling in a program with a desire to transfer at a later date, it is recommended that you verify which courses will transfer. Be aware that there may be a minimum number of credit hours required in order to receive a degree from the institution.
Financial Aid
Approximately two-thirds of all aviation students receive some form of financial aid. Some sources of financial aid include: Federal and State grants and loan programs; Collegiate institution-supported grant, foundation, tuition-waiver, scholarship and student-work programs; departmental scholarships; and Alumni Association scholarships for children of alumni from specific institutions or for specific majors. To obtain information on these and other sources of financial aid, students should contact the financial aid office at the institution they are planning to attend. Complete the financial aid application and any related institutional applications. This should result in a financial aid package with the forms of financial aid available for which the student is eligible. Some institutions have incentive scholarships for highly qualified applicants. Applicants should also contact the department within the university to which they are enrolling to determine if there are any scholarships, flight instructor positions (if qualified), or paid internships available through the department/school.
Collegiate Aviation Scholarships
There are a multitude of collegiate aviation scholarships available in addition to the ones stated above. The UAA’s annually updated Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Listing provides information about more than $1,430,000 in scholarships. For additional information, visit the UAA Web site at www.uaa.aero or call the organization at (334) 528-0300.
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University Aviation Association University Aviation Association
ABBREVIATIONS Certifications/Ratings A&P.............. Airframe and Powerplant ATP............... Air Transport Pilot CFI................ Certified Flight Instructor Airplane CFII............... Certified Flight Instructor Instrument CFIME........... Certified Flight Instructor Multi-engine Comm........... Commercial Instrument Inst............... Instrument ME................ Multi-engine MEComm..... Multi-engine Commercial Priv............... Private Rec............... Recreational SEComm...... Single Engine Commercial Associations AAAE............. American Association of Airport Executives AABI.............. Aviation Accreditation Board International AAE............... Association for Avionics Education AEA............... Aircraft Electronics Association AHP............... Alpha Eta Rho AIAA.............. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics ATEC............. Aviation Technical Education AOPA............. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association ATCA............. Air Traffic Control Association EAA............... Experimental Aircraft Association FAA............... Federal Aviation Administration HAI................ Helicopter Association International HMΣ.............. Eta Mu Sigma IATA............... International Air Transport Association NAAA............ National Agricultural Aviation Association NATA............. National Air Transportation Association NBAA............ National Business Aviation Association NCAE............ National Coalition for Aviation Education NGPA............ National Gay Pilots Association NIFA.............. National Intercollegiate Flying Association OBAP............ Organization for Black Airline Pilots PAMA............ Professional Aviation Maintenance Association RAA............... Regional Airline Association UAA............... University Aviation Association WAI............... Women in Aviation, International Aviation Degrees A ................... Associate Acft............... Aircraft Arwy.............. Airway Avn............... Aviation B . ................. Baccalaureate C . ................. Certificate D Doctorate M.................. Master’s Maint............ Maintenance Mgt............... Management O Other Sci................ Science Other n/a............... Not available
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Contents Introduction.............................................................................. 5 General Information................................................................. 6 Abbreviations............................................................................ 7 About the University Aviation Association.............................. 9
State Listings by Page
Alabama..............................................................................10 Alaska.................................................................................10 Arizona................................................................................11 Arkansas.............................................................................15 California.............................................................................15 Colorado.............................................................................19 Delaware.............................................................................21 Florida.................................................................................23 Georgia...............................................................................26 Hawaii...............................................................................N/A Illinois..................................................................................27 Indiana................................................................................31 Iowa.....................................................................................32 Kansas................................................................................35 Kentucky.............................................................................35 Louisiana............................................................................36 Maryland.............................................................................37 Massachusetts...................................................................39 Michigan.............................................................................40 Minnesota........................................................................... 41 Mississippi..........................................................................43 Missouri..............................................................................44 Montana.............................................................................46 Nebraska............................................................................ 47 Nevada................................................................................49 New Hampshire..................................................................50 New Jersey..........................................................................52 New Mexico......................................................................N/A New York.............................................................................52 North Carolina....................................................................55 North Dakota......................................................................55 Ohio.....................................................................................57 Oklahoma...........................................................................59 Pennsylvania......................................................................63 Puerto Rico.........................................................................65 South Dakota......................................................................65 Tennessee..........................................................................66 Texas...................................................................................67 Utah.....................................................................................69 Vermont..............................................................................73 Virginia................................................................................ 74 Washington......................................................................... 76 West Virginia.....................................................................N/A Wisconsin...........................................................................77 UAA Institutional Listings (outside continental U.S.) Canada................................................................................78 Germany.............................................................................79 Pakistan..............................................................................79 Spain...................................................................................80 Switzerland.........................................................................80 Non - UAA Institutional Listings......................................... 82 Alphabetical Listing with Options and Degrees............... 88
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University Aviation Association
Who 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. Today, UAA has more than 500 members, including approximately 105 institutions. The organization and its members are poised to meet the ever-changing needs of the aviation industry and address the challenges of the 21st century.
What does UAA offer? • • • • • • • • •
Educational conferences Quarterly newsletter Professional journal 25 one-of-a-kind publications Institutional program reviews Research opportunities Scholarships and internships Convention and trade show representation Professional networking opportunities
Who should join? • • • •
Institutions offering academic degrees in aviation at accredited institutions of higher learning Individuals involved in the collegiate academic community, such as faculty, administrators, or staff, and others interested in promoting collegiate aviation education Corporations interested in and concerned about promoting collegiate aviation education Students enrolled in collegiate aviation programs or interested in pursuing an aviation career
Vision A professional association and unifying voice for promoting, and furthering aviation education as a collegiate academic discipline.
Mission • • • •
To promote and foster excellence in collegiate aviation education by providing a forum for students, faculty, staff and practitioners to share ideas, to enhance the quality of education, and to develop stronger programs and curricula To influence aviation education policy at all governmental levels To provide and nurture the linkage between collegiate aviation education, the aviation industry, and government agencies To be an open forum for all collegiate aviation education
Objectives • • • • • • •
To create and influence national policies related to aviation education To assist students, faculty, and institutions in defining and achieving their aviation education aspirations To encourage individuals to choose aviation-related careers To assist in the professional development of individual members To promote awareness of collegiate aviation through interaction with the aviation industry and government To assist institutions in meeting the needs of the aviation industry and government To be a media resource for accurate aviation education information
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ALABAMA | ALASKA
Auburn University 700 Airport Road, Auburn University, AL 36849-0001 Telephone: (334) 844-5466 Website: www.auburn.edu
University of Alaska - Anchorage 2811 Merrill Field Drive, Anchorage, AK 99501 Telephone: (907) 786-7208 Website: www.uaa.alaska.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Holly Johanknecht, Academic Advisor 2811 Merrill Field Drive, Anchorage, AK 99501 Telephone: (907) 786-7200 E-mail Address: Holly@uaa.alaska.edu
Institutional Information
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 credit hrs); Non-resident: $20,000 (30 credit hrs)
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1975 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Community and Technical College Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Credit only for Private Pilot Certificate at time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), A&P
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Point Of Contact: Mr. F. Dale Watson
Address: 700 Airport Road, Auburn University, Al 36849-0001 Telephone: (334) 844-5766 E-mail Address: watsofd@auburn.edu [No information]
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; Multiengine: $9,000; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $53,000 through Commercial Instrument & Multieng; Non-flightAirframe and Powerplant: $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: see website; Total Annual Value: est $100,000; Website: http://www.uaa.alaska. edu/scholarships/ Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, ATEC, UAA Articulation Agreements: [not submitted]
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Air Traffic Control Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Management
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Type of Degree Credit Hours AAS 62 AAS AAS Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic – 103 Cert Airframe OR Powerplant Mech – 60; Cerf Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic – 88 AAS and BS
AAS-60 BS-120
Enrollment Remarks 55 55
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Arizona State University 7442 E. Innovation Way North Mesa, AZ 85212 Telephone: (480) 727-1595 Website: http://poly.engineering.asu.edu/aviation/ Point of Contact: Mary Niemczyk, PhD Address: 7442 E. Innovation Way North, Mesa, AZ 85212 Telephone: (480) 727-1595 E-mail Address: mary.niemczyk@asu.edu
Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 400; Average 1,000; Maximum Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: [No information]; Total Annual Value: [No information]; Website: https://students.asu.edu/ financialaid Administration: Advisory committee; Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI; ATCA, NBAA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: ASU has articulation agreements with the Maricopa Community Colleges
Institutional Information
IInstitution 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; Biology 590; Physics 620; Social Science: SAT II American History 560; World History 580; 2 years Foreign Language; 2 semesters Fine Arts 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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: No Non-Traditional Offerings: FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), 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; CFI-Airplane: [No information]; CFI- Instrument: $12,000; Multi-engine: [No information]; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $ 72,000; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: [No information]
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Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Air Traffic Control Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Aviation Management and Human Factors Flight Education
Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
Type of Degree BS, Aeronautical Management Technology BS, Aeronautical Management Technology MS BS, Aeronautical Management Technology BS, Aeronautical Management Technology
Credit Hours
Enrollment
120
100
120
90
Remarks
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120
160
120
40 We also offer courses leading to Aircraft Dispatcher Certification
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ARIZONA
University Aviation Association
Cochise Community College 4190 W Highway 80 Douglas, AZ 85607 Telephone: 520-364-7943 Website: www.cochise.edu
Point of Contact: Name: Belinda Burnett 4190 W Highway 80, Douglas, AZ 85607 Telephone: 520-417-4092 E-mail Address: burnettb@cochise.edu
Institutional Information
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: Start dates July and January Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $77.00 per credit hour; Non-resident: $250.00 per 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 and RAFT LOA
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Prescott 3700 Willow Creek Rd, Prescott, AZ 86301 Telephone: (928) 777-6600 Website: www.erau.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Juan Merkt
3700 Willow Creek Rd, Prescott, AZ 86301 Telephone: (928) 777-6061 E-mail Address: merktj@erau.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Proprietary Accreditation: [No information] Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 1,986; Graduate 24 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 576; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, Essay or resume and letters of recommendation Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $30,720; Non-resident: $ 30,720
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1928 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: No Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission www.uaa.aero
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: No Non-Traditional Offerings: [No information] FAA Certificate Offerings: PAR, CAX, IRA, CFI, CFII, ME, MEI, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, Other Instruction conducted by: Cochise Community 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. Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; Website: [No information] Administration: [No information] Aviation Affiliations: RAA and WAI Articulation Agreements: Embry-Riddle and Arizona State University Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Type of Degree Aircraft Dispatcher AGS Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BS, Aeronautical Management Technology
Flight Education
AGS & AAS
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Remarks
FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $15,300; Commercial and Instrument: $36,800; CFI-Airplane: $ 12,800; CFI- Instrument: Incl. w/CFIairplane; Multi-engine: incl w/Commercial Rating; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $52,100; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: n/a Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 190; Average 230; Maximum no set maximum Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number 886; Total Annual Value: $3,620,041; Website: [No information] Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI, ALPA Articulation Agreements: [No information] Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
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120
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BS, Aeronautical Management Technology
120
90
Aeronautical Science: Fixedwing or Helicopter Flight, Flight Education
BS
120
401
Aeronautics
BS
120
27
Programs Air Traffic Control Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Remarks
A degree in Aviation Business Administration is offered through the College of Arts and Sciences.
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You Aspire
Dreams drive each of us. Whether you want to be a professional pilot, manage aviation maintenance or combine the business and flying aspects of aviation, your ambitions can become a reality at Henderson State University.
We Empower
At Henderson, we empower you with the tools to excel. Our students have access to top-notch flight simulators and aircraft, as well as internships with airlines, major airports, and corporate flight departments. In fact, Henderson State University aviation students have the exclusive opportunity to complete internships with Tyson Foods. Our aviation school is also FAA–approved to certify qualified graduates for the R-ATP Certificate, which means our graduates are eligible to fly for airlines with only 1,000 flight hours instead of 1,500.
You Achieve
A student-centered focus makes Henderson more than a university. We’re a community that prepares you for a successful career and life. Through an agreement with ExpressJet Airlines, our aviation students have a clear pathway from school to a career as an airline pilot.
Visit hsu.edu/aviation to learn how Henderson State can help transform your dreams into a lifetime of achievement. Arkadelphia 800-228-7333 hsu.edu/aviation Alex Kieffer
BS, Aviation Class of 2016 Pocahontas, Arkansas
ARKANSAS | CALIFORNIA
University Aviation Association
Henderson State University Hsu Box 7611 Arkadelphia, AR 71999-0001 Telephone: (870) 230-5012 Website: www.hsu.edu
Ozarka College P O Box 10 Melbourne, AR 72556 Telephone: (870) 368-7926 Website: fly.ozarka.edu
Point of Contact: Mr. Nicholas Lenczycki, Director of Aviation Address: P O Box 10, Melbourne, Ar 72556 Telephone: (870) 368-7926 E-mail Address: nick.lenczycki@gmail.com
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Assn of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 1,326 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate Program begins Fall 2015 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open-door admission policy Calendar System: Semester or Quarter Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,562; Non-resident: $5,551
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2015
California Aeronautical University 5777 Olivas Park Drive, Ventura, CA 93003 Telephone: (805) 339-6370 Website: SBBCollege.edu
Point of Contact: Matthew Johnston
5777 Olivas Park Drive, Ventura, CA 93003 Telephone: (805) 339-6370 E-mail Address: MattJ@SBBCollege.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Proprietary Accreditation: Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 1,077; Graduate 11 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 8; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Diploma or GED Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: n/a Non-resident: n/a
Aviation Program www.uaa.aero
School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation: [No information] Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Flight Education-Prof Pilot Online Aviation Programs: No FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147, Other Pending Prt 141 approval Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $6,067.50 Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $ 6,067. Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Grants, loans, scholarships, and work study Articulation Agreements: Students who have earned an Associate of Science in Professional Pilot-Aviation from Ozarka College will be admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Aviation – Professional Pilot Track upon admission to Henderson State University, subject to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) requirements.
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Flight Education
Credit Type of Degree Hours AS 61
Enrollment Remarks n/a Prof Pilot
Year aviation program established: 2014 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation: BPPE Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument) Instruction offered under FAA: n/a Instruction conducted by: Institution, Contractor
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Studies
Type of Degree AS
Credit Hours 1140
Flight Education
AS
1140
Online Aviation Degree Programs
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Aviation Studies
AS
1140
n/a
Enrollment 8
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CALIFORNIA
California Baptist University
University Aviation Association
Institutional Information
Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-Op education; Bridge agreements with ExpressJet and Skywest Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number 5; Total Annual Value: 5,000; Website: http://www.calbaptist.edu/explore-cbu/offices/fina Other: Presidental, Dean’s , Trustees Scholarships Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AEA, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, AAAE Articulation Agreements: Numerous two-year community college articulation agreements in place. 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. Experience a unique, private Christian education. Enjoy small student-faculty ratios and one-on-one interaction, averaging only 22 students per class.
Aviation Program
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs
6865 Airport Drive, Riverside, CA 92504 Telephone: (951) 552-8800 Website: www.calbaptist.edu/aviationscience
Point of Contact: Dr. Daniel Prather, Chair & Professor Department of Aviation Science 6865 Airport Drive Riverside, CA 92504 Telephone: (951) 552-8800 E-mail Address: dprather@calbptist.edu; kroper@albaptist.edu
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 Full-time Students Enrolled in 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. The minimum requirement for admission into CBU is a cumulative 2.5 GPA (weighted). Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $28,574 Non-resident: $28,574 Year aviation program established: 2013 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, 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; Multiengine: $6,800; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $58,100; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: [No information] Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 200; Average 250; Maximum 300
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Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
124
16
Flight Education: Aviation Flight Major
BS
124
72
Unmanned Systems: Aviation Unmanned Systems major
BS
124
Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management: Aviation Management major
Remarks
Fall 2016
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CALIFORNIA
University Aviation Association
San Diego Christian College 200 Riverview Parkway Santee, CA 92071 Telephone: (619) 201-8758 Website: www.sdcc.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. John Marselus
E-mail Address: john.marselus@sdcc.edu
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
Aviation Program
$ n/a; Other: Lab fees include FAA DPE, exam and pilot supplies 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/student-accounts/sdc-grantsand-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 Articulation Agreements: Currently pursuing articulation agreement to allow students to obtain Airframe and Powerplant FAA rating. It is not in place at this time. Comments: San Diego Christian Collee Aviation staff is highly experienced in military, airline and general aviation flying. Airline pipeline agreements combined with ATP-R letter of agreement with FAA gives our students an advantage in the job market. San Diego is an amazing training area with weather and opportunity unlike any other. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Type of Degree
Credit Hours 124-128 for degree; 49-65 for aviation courses
Enrollment
Year aviation program established: 1970 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Science Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Courses will be added 2015-16 school year Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), UAS; PPL, IR, CPL & CFI are required for the degree. However, we may make substitutions as appropriate for the Emphasis. There is an option to include ME within the CPA syllabus whereby the “complex” aircraft in the CPL syllabus is a multi-engine aircraft. Student complete CPL with single and multi-engine ratings at their discretion. Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 with Examining Authority; 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution, Contractor Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $13,750-all FAA written and DPE fees included; Commercial and Instrument: $37,600 for both ($16,600 IR) ($20,900 CPL SE); CFI-Airplane: $7,800; CFI- Instrument: $3,500; Multi-engine: $5,250 when taken independently from CPL-ME; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $59,000 includes PPL, IR, CPL(SE) & CFI; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant:
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
San Jose State University
Point of Contact: Dr. Seth P. Bates
One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0061 Telephone: (408) 924-3190 Website: www.engr.sjsu.edu/avtech
www.uaa.aero
BS
Flight Education
BS
124-128 for degree; 49-65 for aviation courses
Aviation Management courses
n/a
12
45
3
Remarks
Pilots wishing to comply with FAR 61.160 Reduced Aeronautical Experience must take 60 of the approved units. SCD currently offeres Aviatiion degree emphasis in Missionary, Military, and Commercial aviation. Starting 2015-2016 we will be offering certification courses in UAS theory and flight. We will be expanding to include traditional aviation technology courses 2015-16
One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192-0061 Telephone: (408) 924-3190 E-mail Address: seth.bates@sjsu.edu [No information]
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AIMS AVIATION TA K I N G F L I G H T S I N C E 1 9 6 8 The Aims Community College Aviation program provides a collegiate education to prepare motivated aviation students with the best training possible for demanding careers in aviation as professional pilots (airplane and helicopter) and air traffic controllers. Take command of your life, contact us, and see how Aims can help your future soar!
970.339.6472 | aviation@aims.edu | www.aims.edu/takeflight
CALIFORNIA | COLORADO
University Aviation Association
University of Southern California Aviation Safety & Security Program 6033 W. Century Blvd, Ste 920 Los Angeles, CA 90045 Telephone: (310) 342-1345 Website: Viterbi.usc.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Daniel Scalese 6033 W. Century Blvd, Ste 920 Los Angeles, CA 90045 Telephone: (310) 342-1345 E-mail Address: scalese@usc.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Private Accreditation: n/a Highest Degree Offered: n/a Student Body: Co-Educational
Aims Community College 5401 W. 20th St, P O Box 69 Greeley, CO 80632 Telephone: (970) 339-6645 Website: www.aims.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Dusty L. Mosness-Brailsford, Esq., Director of Aviation 5401 W. 20th St, Greeley, CO 80632 Telephone: (970) 339-6472 E-mail Address: aviation@aims.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 1,395; Graduate n/a Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 24 Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: College ready; Aims Aviation requires students to be college ready to be accepted in to one of our programs, in other words, able to take College Algebra and English Composition I. This is determined by ACT/SAT scores, transfer credit, or Accuplacer test scores. Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $128.75-$226.72 per credit hour Non-resident: $$51.00 per credit hour
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1968 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Division II Specialized Program Accreditation: ATC-CTI approved school Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None www.uaa.aero
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1953 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Engineering Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations FAA Certificate Offerings: Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147, Other Instruction conducted by: Institution; contractor Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: UAA, ISASI, Flight Safety Foundation, IFALPA Articulation Agreements: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Safety/Security Other
Type of Degree Certificate Program Certificate Program
Credit Hours
Enrollment
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Remarks
Non-Traditional Offerings: FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), R-ATP, Rotorcraft, CFI(Rotorcraft) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by: Institution, Contractor Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $13,200 FW/$38,977 RW; Commercial and Instrument: $31,195 FW/$82,956 RW; CFI-Airplane: $ 7,319; CFI- Instrument: $3,840 ; Multi-engine: $ 5,435; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $52,030-$60,585 FW/$147,943 RW; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $ n/a; Other: Simulator fee Instrument Trainer Course - $200 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 050 FW; Average 250 FW; Maximum Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: Total Annual Value; Other: FAFSA Financial Aid. We accept alternative loans. Website: http://www.aims.edu/student/finaid/scholarships/ Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: ATCA, UAA Articulation Agreements: The Aviation Department at Aims Community College provides a collegiate education to prepare motivated aviation students with the best training possible for demanding careers in aviation as professional pilots and air traffic controllers. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree AAS
Credit Hours 64
Enrollment 24
Flight Education: General Aviation Pilot
AAS
60
8
Flight Education; Professional Pilot
AAS
75
36
Helicopter Pilot
AAS
613
33
Programs Air Traffic Control
Remarks
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CALIFORNIA AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY WHERE CAREERS TAKE FLIGHT From its unparalleled purpose-built flight training facility at Bakersfield International Airport, California Aeronautical University offers professional pilot degree programs as well as other aviationrelated programs. Part of a school group founded back in 1888, CAU is FAA Part 141 approved. Graduates of the University also qualify for a 250-500 flight hour reduction when seeking their ATP certificate.
calaero.com
(661) 615-5915 /CALAEROUNIV
COLORADO | DELAWARE | FLORIDA
University Aviation Association
Metropolitan State University of Denver 1250 7th Street Campus Box 30, P O Box 173362, . Denver, CO 80217-3362 Telephone: (303) 556-4380 Website: www.msudenver.edu
Delaware State University
Point of Contact: Dr. Jeffrey Forrest 1250 7th Street, Campus Box 30 P O Box 173362, Denver, CO 80217-3362 Telephone: (303) 556-4380 E-mail Address: forrestj@msudenver.edu [No information]
Point of Contact: Lt. Col. (Ret.) Michael Hales, Director of Aviation Programs
1200 North Dupont Highway BOA Bldg #31, Rm 211F Dover, DE 19901 Telephone: (302) 857-6712 Website: www.desu.edu
1200 North Dupont Highway BOA Bldg #31, Rm 211F Dover, DE 19901 Telephone: (302) 857-6712 E-mail Address: mhales@desu.edu
Broward College Aviation Institute
varies; CFI-Airplane: [No information]; CFI- Instrument: varies; Multiengine: varies; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: varies based on proficiency. See advisor.; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $ 10,665.31 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. Administration: [No information] Aviation Affiliations: ATEC, UAA, AHP, AEA, ISTAT, PAMA, WIA Articulation Agreements: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida Atlantic University
7200 Pines Boulevard Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 Telephone: (954) 201-8080 Website: (954) 201-8088
Point of Contact: Jan Shakespeare, Associate Dean Telephone: (954) 201-8084 E-mail Address: jshakesp@broward.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public State College Accreditation: Southern Association of Schools and Colleges Highest Degree Offered: Bachelor Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 68,000; Graduate: N/A Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 250; Graduate: N/A Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,405.00, Non-resident: $10,215.00
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Associate of Science Aviation Maintenance / in Aviation Aircraft Maintenance Mgt Maintenance Management
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1966 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Transportation Specialized Program Accreditation: [No information] Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Yes Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit may be awarded for certificates earned prior to enrollment. FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, MultiEngine, CFI, CFII Instruction offered under FAA part 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. Cost of Lab Fees: Private: varies; Commercial and Instrument: www.uaa.aero
Credit Type of Degree Hours
Aviation Studies
Flight Education
Enrollment
83
–
Associate of Science in Aviation Administration (with concentrations in Air Traffic Control, Airport Management, Aviation Business)
60
–
Associate of Science in Professional Pilot Technology
64
–
Remarks
Authorized to certify graduates for an ATP certificate with reduced aeronautical experience at 1,250 hours.
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FLORIDA
University Aviation Association
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Daytona Beach 600 South Clyde Morris Blvd, COA#102, Daytona Beach, FL 32128 Telephone: (386) 226-6849 Website: www.erau.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Tim Brady
E-mail Address: tim.brady@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 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Other Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $45,100; Non-resident: $45,100
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: n/a School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Aeronautical Science, Aeronautics, Air Traffic Management, Aviation Maintenance Science, Aviation Security, Aviation Business Administration, Homeland Security, Aerospace Engineering, Meteorology, Unmanned Aircraft Systems Online Aviation Programs: n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: n/a FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, 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: Median 225 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: [no information]: http://news.erau.edu/media-resources/facts-figures/financialassistance/index.html Administration: n/a 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 University in China
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide 600 South Clyde Morris Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 31124 Telephone: (702) 526-5175 Website: www.erau.edu Point of Contact: Dr. Kenneth Witcher. E-mail Address: kenneth.witcher@erau.edu [no inforfmation] www.uaa.aero
Everglades University Address: 5002 T-Rex Avenue, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431 (Main Campus) Telephone: 561-912-1211 Website: www.evergladesuniversity.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Jayne Moschella, Vice President of Academic Affairs
5002 T-Rex Avenue, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431 (Main Campus) Telephone: 561-912-1211 ext. 109 E-mail Address: jmoschella@evergladesuniversity.edu
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 Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: Yes Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA Certificates and Ratings, Online Course Offerings FAA Certificate Offerings: Credit given for completed FAA Certificates and Ratings Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147, Other: n/a Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: [no information] Flight Hours at graduation: [no information] Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: [no information] 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 Credit Hours
Enrollment
Bachelor of Science Degree with a Major in Aviation/ Aerospace
123
200
Masters in Aviation Science
120
90
x
x
Programs
Type of Degree
Aviation Maintenance / Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Aviation Studies Flight Education
Remarks
Concentrations in: _ Aviation Operations Management _ Aviation Maintenance Management _ Aviation Safety _ Aviation Security _ Flight Operations _ Management Concentrations in: _ Aviation Security _ Aviation Operations Management _ Business Administration
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University Aviation Association University Aviation Association
FLORIDA
Florida Institute of Technology 150 West University Boulevard, Melbourne, FL 32901-6975 Telephone: (321) 674-8120 Website: www.fit.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Donna Wilt
E-mail Address: tgray@fit.edu [no information]
Florida Memorial University 15800 NW 42nd Avenue, Miami Gardens, FL 33054 Telephone: (305) 623-4277 Website: www.fmuniv.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Captain Arnold J. Tolbert E-mail Address: Arnold.tolbert@fmuniv.edu
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: $12,100
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1993 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: School of Arts & Sciences (Continued, next column, top)
Florida State College At Jacksonville 13450 Lake Fretwell Street, Jacksonville, FL 32221 Telephone: (904) 317-3844 Website: www.fscj.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Sam Fischer, Aviation Degrees Manager E-mail Address: sfischer@fscj.edu
Institutional Information
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; We are an open enrollment institution. All students are accepted. Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,700; Non-resident: $12,280 24
Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI (Aviation Management Degree); Authorized Cessna Pilot Center Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: None FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot; Instrument; Commercial Instruction offered under FAA part 141: None Instruction conducted by: Faculty and contract provider Cost of Lab Fees: None Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Several local Internship Opportunities enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $150,000 Administration: [no information] Aviation Affiliations: AHP, WAI, OBAP, TAI Articulation Agreements: None Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
AS
60
Appr 60
Flight Education: Professional Pilot Technology
AS
64
Appr 120
Aerospace Sciences
BS
60
30
Programs Aviation Studies: Aviation Operations/Air Traffic Control
Remarks
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1978 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: n/a Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below; GI Bill Approved Online Aviation Programs: Although some classes are available online, the full programs are resident only. Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, 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; Maximum no max, appr 315 w/CFII and MEI Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: Genl scholarships, Pell Grants, Student Loans; Total Annual Value: n/a; Website: . http://www.fscj.edu/admissions-aid/financial-aid Administration: Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: ATEC. NIFA, UAA Articulation Agreements: [no information] (Continued, next page, top left))
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FLORIDA
University Aviation Association
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Remarks
83
Appr 120
Hours includes 60 credits for the A&P certificates
AS
60
Appr 60
AS
64
Appr 120
Aviation Maintenance / Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
AS
Aviation Studies: Aviation Operations/ Air Traffic Control Flight Education: Professional Pilot Technology
Lynn University 3960 Airport Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431-5598 Telephone: (561) 237-7333 Website: www.lynn.edu/academics/colleges/aeronautics
Point of Contact: Dr. Jeff Johnson E-mail Address: jjohnson@lynn.edu [No information.]
Miami Dade College EIG Watson School of Aviation 500 College Terrace. Homestead, FL 33030 Telephone: (303) 237-5956 Website: [no information]
Point of Contact: Tom Jargiello E-mail Address: tjargiel@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; Nonresident: $229/credit hour
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1961 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Homestead Campus Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: [No information] Online Aviation Programs: n/a 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 offered under FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by: Contractor 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 (Continued, next column, top) www.uaa.aero
Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 220; Average 250; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co/Op education, Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 1 Total Annual Value: $5,000-$7,000 Administration: Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: AHP, NIFA, UAA Articulation Agreements: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Polk State College 999 Ave H NE Winter Haven, FL 33881 Telephone: 863-297-1000 Website: www.polk.edu
Point of Contact: Eric Crump
2949 Airside Center Dr. Lakeland, FL 33811 Telephone: 863-298-6858 Email Address: ecrump@polk.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: 2yr/4yr 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); Nonresident: $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 Specialized Program Accreditation: N/A Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Y 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, MultiEngine, Flight Instructor - Airplane, Flight Instructor - Instrument, Flight Instructor - Multi-Engine Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private through Flight Instructor Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
AS
60
*
Aerospace Administration, AS
AS
60
50
Professional Pilot Science, AS
AS
64
70
Aerospace Sciences
BS
60
30
Remarks *New Program; starts Fall 2016
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GEORGIA | ILLINOIS
University Aviation Association
Middle Georgia State University 71 Airport Road Eastman, GA 31023-3900 Telephone: (478) 374-6980 Website: www.mga.edu
Lewis University One University Parkway Romeoville, IL 60446 Telephone: (815) 836-5559 Website: www.lewisu.edu
Point of Contact: R. Eric Jones, Chair Aviation Telephone: (815) 836-5434 Email Address: jonesrt@lewisu.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Ed Steigerwald Executive Director of Aviation Operations
Terry L. Coleman Center for Aviation and Technology 71 Airport Road Eastman, GA 31023-3900 Telephone: (478) 448-4709 E-mail Address: ed.steigerwald@mga.edu [No information.]
flt hours includes grd/flt inst); Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $1,500 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 160; Average 220; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education; internship while enrolled; internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: website: http://www.lewisu.edu/ admissions/finaid/index.htm Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Articulation Agreements: ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Proprietary Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Masters Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 4,700; Graduate 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 600; Graduate 70 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $28,940; Non-resident: $28,940
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1932 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Arts & Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), FAA letter of Authorization to certify its graduates for an ATP Certificate with reduced aeronautical experience. 1,000 hours for a graduate who holds B.S. degree in Aviation Flight Management and meets the remaining requirements of 61.160 Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $$19,205.00 (80 flt hours includes grd/ flt inst); Commercial and Instrument: $36,747.00 (140 flt hours includes grd/flt inst); CFI-Airplane: $9,340.00 (25 flt hours includes grd/flt inst); CFI- Instrument: $4,440.00 (15 flt hours includes grd/ flt instr); Multi-engine: $$6,228.00 (15 flt hours includes grd/flt inst); Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $75,960.00 (275
www.uaa.aero
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Type of Degree
Credit Hours AS-75 BS-128
Enrollment
Air Traffic Control
AS & BS
Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Management
AS & BS
AS-75 BS-128
100
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
AS & BS
AS-75 BS-128
x
Remarks
80
Aviation Studies Avionics/ Electronics
AS & BS
Flight Education
As & BS
Safety/Security
BS
AS-75 BS-128 AS-75 BS-128 128
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
BS
128
Transportation Administration
BS
128
MS
36
200
70
Online Aviation Programs Aviation & Transportation
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Student Seminar on Establishing Aviation Policy
College and university aviation students gather in Washington, D.C. the first week in January each year for the Seminar on Establishing Aviation Policy. The seminar explores how the development of aviation is influenced by Congress, the FAA, the DOT, industry associations, and other groups. It is an exciting week of interaction with the policy makers. The seminar is open to all faculty and students from UAA member institutions. Information, including registration materials, is available at www.uaa.aero>For Students>Aviation Policy Seminar. There are typically about 55 students that attend the seminar each year. They work in small teams with a faculty facilitator to explore one of the current issues in detail. For more information, call UAA at (334) 528-0300.
ILLINOIS
University Aviation Association
The Institute of Aviation at Parkland College 1 Airport Road Savoy, IL 61874 Telephone: (217) 353-2171 Website: www.aviation.parkland.edu
Point of Contact: Sybil Phllips, Director and Chief Pilot
1 Airport Road Savoy, IL 61874 Telephone: (217) 244-8606 E-mail address: sybilp@parkland.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 5,000; Graduate 0 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 20; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Admission Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $4,500; Non-resident: $9,000
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1946 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Institute of Aviation
Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument rating, Multiengine rating, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), CFI (multiengine) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $14,900; Commercial and Instrument: $34,500; CFI-Airplane: $6,300; CFI-Instrument: $3,500; CFIMultiengine ($8,800); Multiengine ($8,800); Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $58,100 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 226; Average 250; Maximum 250+ Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Website: http://www.parkland.edu/ studentservices/financialaid Administration: n/a Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: n/a
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
AS
64
n/a
Remarks The A.S. degree is designed as a transfer degree
Quincy University 1800 College Avenue, Quincy, IL 62301 Telephone: (217) 228-5432 X3232 Website: www.quincy.edu
Point of Contact: Andrew Dow
E-mail Address: dowan@quincy.edu [No information]
www.uaa.aero
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ILLINOIS | INDIANA
University Aviation Association
Southern Illinois University Southern Illinois University 545 N Airport Rd. Murphysboro, IL 62966 Telephone: 618-453-9244 Website: http://aviation.siu.edu
Point of Contact: John Voges 545 N Airport Rd. Murphysboro, IL 62966 Telephone: 618-453-9244 E-mail Address: jvoges@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 n/a; Graduate n/a Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 500; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT, GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,789; Non-resident: $9,205
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2013 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $15,549; Commercial and Instrument: $41,468; CFI-Airplane: $5,163; CFI- Instrument: $3,298; Multiengine: $23,460; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $62,180 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum n/a; Average n/a; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled, Others Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; Website: n/a Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: n/a
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Flight Education
Type of Degree A
Credit Hours 70
Enrollment 180
Remarks
Indiana State University 650 Cherry St, John T Myers Bldg, Rm 216 Terre Haute, IN 47809-1939 Telephone: (812) 237-2647 Website: www.indstate.edu
Point of Contact: Mr. Azhar Hussain Azhar.Hussain@indstate.edu [No information]
www.uaa.aero
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INDIANA | IOWA
Purdue University 1401 Aviation Drive West Lafayette, IN 47907-2015 Telephone: (765) 494-2884 Website: https://polytechnic.purdue.edu
Point of Contact: Shannon Cassady Telephone: (765) 494-5782 E-mail Address: scassady@purdue.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 27,510; Graduate 8,163 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 622; Graduate 90 Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,002; Non-resident: $18,802
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1920 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Technology Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI, ABET Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Yes-MS-AAM
Indian Hills Community College 525 Grandview Avenue, Ottumwa, IA 52501 Telephone: (641) 683-5232 Website: www.indianhills.edu
Iowa Lakes Community College 300 South 18th Street Estherville, Iowa 51334 Telephone: (712) 362-8363 Website: www.iowalakes.edu
Point of Contact: Ron Duer
Telephone: (712) 362-7961 E-mail Address: rduer@iowalakes.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Community College Accreditation: Other Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 24; Graduate 6 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $5,500.00 + fees; Nonresident: $5,815.00 + fees 32
University Aviation Association
Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), ATP Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $10,169; Commercial and Instrument: $25,193; CFI-Airplane: $2,520; CFI- Instrument: $2,055; Multiengine: $2,996; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $54,439 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 200; Average 500; Maximum no max Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Website: https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ departments/aviation Administration: Industrial Advisory Board Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AIAA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, UAA Comments: AET degree is accredited by ABET Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
120
219
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BS
120
172
Flight Education
BS
120
231
Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Remarks
Point of Contact: Darren Graham
525 Grandview Avenue, Ottumwa, IA 52501 E-mail Address: dgraham@indianhills.edu [No information]
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1980 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Estherville Campus Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: [not provided] Online Aviation Programs: No 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; CFI-Airplane: $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: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; Website: www.iowalakes.edu Aviation Affiliations: UAA Articulation Agreements: UND, University of Dubuque Collegiate Aviation Guide
IOWA
University Aviation Association
University Of Dubuque 2000 University Avenue Dubuque, IA 52001 Telephone: 563-589-3835 Website: http://www.dbq.edu/
Point of Contact: Kevin Bradford Department 2000 University Avenue Dubuque, IA 52001 Telephone: 563-589-3806 E-mail Address: KBradford@dbq.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Proprietary Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 1,700; Graduate 200 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 230; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $35,500; Non-resident: $35,500
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1973 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Professional Programs
www.uaa.aero
Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority, 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $13,073; Commercial and Instrument: $26,286; CFI-Airplane: $9,056; CFI- Instrument: $1,300; Multiengine: 5,710; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $50,000 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 250; Average 315; Maximum 400 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number 20+; Total Annual Value >$50,000/year Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AAAE, Alpha Eta Rho, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI, Articulation Agreements: Iowa Central Community College Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
B
120
70
B
120
165
Remarks
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KANSAS | KENTUCKY
University Aviation Association
Kansas State University at Salina 2310 Centennial Rd, Salina, KS 67401 Telephone: (785) 826-2679 Website: www.sal.ksu.edu
Point of Contact: Barney King Telephone: (785) 826-2683 E-mail Address: kingb@ksu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 20,327; Graduate 3,963 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 338 Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT, ACT; 2.0 GPA, 980 SAT, 21 ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $ 8,775; Non-resident: $22,083
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1967 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Technology Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Y or N 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, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by: Institution
Eastern Kentucky University Whalin 307 Richmond, Kentucky 40475 Telephone: (859) 622-1014 Website: www.eku.edu
www.uaa.aero
Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $8,240; Commercial and Instrument: $24,070; CFI-Airplane: $6,260; CFI- Instrument: $3,970; Multiengine: $6,172; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $48,712, includes PVT, IRA, COM,CFI, ME, and CFII; Non-flightAirframe and Powerplant: $270; Other: iPad $600 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum241; Average 270 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled; Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 37; Total Annual Value:$63,650 ; Other: Pell Grants, KS Comprehensive Grants, scholarships; Website: n/a Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AEA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, PAMA, UAA, WAI
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Bachelor in Aeronautical Tech
124-128
46
Avionics/ Electronics
Bachelor in Aeronautical Tech
124-128x
7
Flight Education: Prof Pilot, Helicopter Pilot
Bachelor in Aeronautical Tech
124-128
Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Management
UAS Airport Management
Bachelor in Aeronautical Tech Bachelor in Aeronautical Tech
Remarks
Prof Pilot-203 Helicopter Pilot-14
124-128
51
124-128
17
Point of Contact: Mr. Anthony Adams Telephone: (859) 622-1015 E-mail Address: tony.adams@eku.edu [No information]
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LOUISIANA
Louisiana Tech University P O Box 3181 Ruston, LA 71272 Telephone: (318) 257-2691 Website: liberalarts.latech.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Jordan G. Lyons, Head, Department of Professional Aviation P O Box 3181, Ruston, La 71272 Telephone: (318) 257-2691 E-mail Address: jlyons@latech.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 9,600; Graduate1,800 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 180; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT, ACT, High School Avg Grade: In-State Students 1. GPA on the Core 2.5 minimum with ACT 15 or SAT 450 English/460 Math 2. ACT composite of at least 23 or SAT 450/460 HS GPA 2.0 No developmental courses needed. Out-of-State Students One of the following: 1. ACT/SAT: ACT 26 or SAT 450/460 HS GPA 2.0 2. ACT/ SAT and HS Core GPA: ACT 23 or SAT 450/460 HS GPA on 17 credits of the Core at least 2.5 3. Meet In-State Requirements No developmental courses needed. Calendar System: Quarter Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: 12 or more hours; $1,812.93/quarter; Non-resident: 12 or more hours; $5,944.00/ quarter
University Aviation Association
Engine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), ATP, R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part: 61; FAA Part 141 No Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $9,254; Commercial and Instrument: $29,859; CFI-Airplane: $3,220; CFI- Instrument: $500; Multi-engine: $3,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: avg. $43,139 Flight Hours at graduation: Average 230 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 16; Website: http:// liberalarts.latech.edu/aviation Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WAI, Alpha Eta Rho, Eta Mu Sigma, AAAE Articulation Agreements: [No information]
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
120
40
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1967 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Liberal Arts Specialized Program Accreditation: AAABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-
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Flight Education
BS
120
140
Remarks Aviation Management - Solo flight required to graduate. Minor in Business Administration Professional Aviation - Private, Instrument, Commercial and Certified Flight Instructor required to graduate. Minor in Aviation Management.
Collegiate Aviation Guide
MARYLAND
University Aviation Association
Community College of Baltimore County Aviation Department 800 South Rolling Road, Catonsville, MD 21228 Telephone: (443) 840-4157 Website: http://www.ccbcmd.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Douglas Williams, Aviation Program Director E-mail Address: 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 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 425; Graduate: n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Average Grade/ GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,500 plus applicable lab fees (flight training); Non-resident: $6,900 plus applicable lab fees (flight training)
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) Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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; Credit for military licenses/training FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), Rotorcraft, Unmanned Aircraft Systems Instruction offered under FAA part 141; 141 Examining Authority, 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution, Contractor
www.uaa.aero
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; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $45,000 Airplane; $60,000 Helicopter; Other: ATC - $4,400 (simulator/flight) Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 260; Average 280; Maximum 300 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education; Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 12; Total Annual Value: $25,000; Website: http://www.ccbcmd.edu/aviation; Other: PELL, Standard Financial Aid Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, NBAA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WI, AOPA Articulation Agreements: CCBC credit (60 min) will transfer to any public university in the Maryland systems. CCBC credits successfully transfer to most aviation colleges and universities. Comments: International Students welcome!
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree AAS
Credit Hours 65
Enrollment 75
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
AAS
65
65
Flight Education
AAS
65
235
Safety/Security
AAS
65
50
Programs Air Traffic Control
Remarks
Aircraft Dispatch Online Aviation Degree Programs
200
Air Traffic Control
30
Professional Pilot
30
Aviation Safety
30
Airline Management
30
Airport Management
30
*See CCBS Aviation Studies website
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69 Annual Collegiate Aviation Conference & Expo th
Save the Date! Make plans now to attend the UAA 69th Annual Collegiate Aviation Conference & Expo! Watch www.uaa.aero for upcoming details. Hotel Reservations available now; see the front page of the UAA website!
Investing in the Business of Aviation September 28-30, 2016
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Omaha, NE
Hosted by University of Nebraska Omaha
MASSACHUSETTS
University Aviation Association
Bridgewater State University 95 Grove Street Bridgewater, MA 2325 Telephone: 508-531-2654
Point of Contact: Greg Bongiorno
95 Grove Street Bridgewater, MA 2325 Telephone: (508) 531-2654 E-mail Address: gbongiorno@bridgew.edu
Institutional Information
Unique Opportunities for UAA Student Members Student membership entitles you to these benefits and more: u
Eligibility for a variety of scholarships
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Career Forum
u
Seminars on Establishing Aviation Policy
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Discounts on UAA conferences and publications
u
A quarterly e-newsletter
A dues investment of $30 is one of the best you can make toward your future in aviation. Call the University Aviation Association today for more 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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, 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; Multiengine: $4,000 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum CFI requirements; Average n/a; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Website: bridgew.edu/aviation Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NBAA, RAA, UAA, WAI, Articulation Agreements: Jetblue/Cape Air University Gateway Program
(334) 528-0300 or visit www.uaa.aero
www.uaa.aero
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BS
40
120
Flight Education
BS
40
100
Remarks
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MASSACHUSETTS | MICHIGAN
Eastern Michigan University 122 Sill Hall Ypsilanti, Mi 48197 Telephone: (734) 487-1161 Website: www.emich.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Philip Tartalone E-mail Address: ptartalone@emich.edu [No information]
Western Michigan University College of Aviation Address: 237 N Helmer Road, Battle Creek, Mi 49037 Telephone: (269) 964-6375 Website: www.wmich.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Mr. Tom Thinnes,
Director of Recruitment and Outreach E-mail Address: tom.thinnes@wmich.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Doctoral Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 23,556; Graduate 4,423 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 863; Graduate Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,106; Non-resident: $24,790
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1939 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: Planned for fall 2017
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University Aviation Association
Eastern Michigan University Eagle Flight Center 830 Willow Run Airport Ypsilanti, Mi 48197 Telephone: (734) 487-1161 Website: www.emich.edu
Point of Contact: Tom Simon
E-mail Address: tom@eagleflighttraining.com [No information]
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, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141, 61, 147 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $20,308; Commercial and Instrument: $39,045; CFI-Airplane: $9,145; CFI- Instrument: $2,585; Multiengine: $2,731; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $59,35; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $2,050 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 192; Average 200-250; Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, internship while enrolled, internship post graduate. Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 11; Total Annual Value: $200,000; website: http://wmich.edu/aviation/scholarships-fs.html Administration: Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AHP, NIFA, OBAP, PAMA, UAA, WAI, AAAE and AWAM Articulation Agreements: Any Michigan Community College, MIAT College of Technology, SMAT, Ivy Tech
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Baccalaureate
126
119
Aviation Studies
Baccalaureate
125
238
Flight Education
Baccalaureate
123
506
Remarks
Collegiate Aviation Guide
MINNESOTA
University Aviation Association
Academy College 1600 E 82nd Street, Ste 100 Bloomington, MN 55431-1411 Telephone: (952) 851-0066 Web Address: www.academycollege.edu
Minnesota State University, Mankato 328 Armstrong Hall, Mankato, Mn 56001 Telephone: 507-389-6116 Website: http://ed.mnsu.edu/aviation/
Point Of Contact: Tom Peterson
328 Armstrong Hall Mankato, MN 56001 Telephone: 507-389-6116 E-mail Address: aviation@mnsu.edu
Point of Contact: Ms. Nancy Grazini Olson, President E-mail Adddress: academy@academycollege.edu [No information]
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 Agreements: None
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 Full-time Students Enrolled in 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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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; CFI-Airplane: $2,740; CFI- Instrument: $3,105; Multi-
www.uaa.aero
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Professional Flight Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
B
120
141
B
120
45
Remarks
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MISSISSIPPI
University Aviation Association
University Aviation Association Program Review Service What is a UAA program review? A UAA program review is an in-depth evaluation and/ or safety audit of an institutional program. The review, conducted at the request of the institutions, reports on those areas that contribute to or are a factor in a viable aviation program. Each review is tailored to meet the needs of the individual institution. The review will include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following areas:. u u u u u u u u u u u u
Administration Financial Resources Learning Resources Faculty Support Personnel Student Services Facilities, Equipment and Services Student Body Admissions, Transfer and Life Experience Credit Curricula Cooperative Education and Internship Programs Relations with Industry
To initiate a review, send a letter to UAA indicating the purpose, the items to be included in the review, and the proposed timeframe. UAA will respond with a proposal and cost estimate. To schedule your Program Review, please call (334) 528-0300, or email dawn.vinson@uaa.aero.
Delta State University 1003 W Sunflower Rd. Cleveland, MS 38733 Telephone: 662-846-4205 Website: http://aviation.deltastate.edu
Point of Contact: Julie Speakes
PO Box 3203 DSU Cleveland, MS 38733 Telephone: 662-846-4205 E-mail Address: 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 Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: n/a; Non-resident: n/a
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1968 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Other Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs:, n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: n/a FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, 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: n/a; Commercial and Instrument: n/a; CFI-Airplane: n/a; CFI- Instrument: n/a; Multi-engine: n/a; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: n/a Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum n/a; Average n/a; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: n/a Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; Website: n/a Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: ATCA, UAA Articulation Agreements: n/a
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs
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Programs Air Traffic Control
Type of Degree A
Credit Hours n/a
Enrollment n/a
Flight Education
A
n/a
n/a
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MISSOURI
St. Louis University Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology 3450 Lindell Blvd. Saint Louis, MO 63103 Telephone: 314-977-8251 Website: aviation.slu.edu
Point of Contact: Mr. Stephen G. Magoc 3450 Lindell Blvd. Saint Louis, MO 63103 Telephone: 314-977-8333 Email: magocsg@slu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Proprietary Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Doctorate Student Body: Co-educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 8,600; Graduate 4,900 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 102; Graduate 19 Freshmen Admission Requirements: SAT, ACT, GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Private $38,750
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1927 School / college / division in 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) – Flight Science; Aviation Management in candidate status. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: B.S. in Aeronautics with concentration in Aviation Management, Masters of Science in Aviation Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and/or
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ratings held 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-ME) Instruction Offered under FAA Part 141: 141 without Examining Authority Instruction Conducted By: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private Pilot $10,815; Commercial Pilot SE $7,210; Commercial Pilot ME $7,210; Instrument rating $7,210; Certified Flight Instructor $7,210; Certified Flight Instructor Instrument and Certified Flight Instructor Multi-Engine $3,605. Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major $32,445 Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 190; Average 230; Maximum 260 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-operative Education; Internship while Enrolled Scholarship / Financial Aid: Total Number Several; Total Annual Value n/a 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: “Aviators Program” with Trans States Airlines; “Aviators Career Pipeline Interview Agreement” with Republic Airways Holdings; “Pilot Pipeline Program” with Envoy Air; and “Pilot Pathway Agreement” with ExpressJet Airlines.
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
121
42
BS
121
60
Aviation
MS
32
2
Aviation
PhD
60
19
Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Science
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MISSOURI
University Aviation Association
University of Central Missouri T.R. Gaines Tech Complex, Ste 210 Department of Aviation Warrensburg, MO 64093 Telephone: (660) 543-4969 Website: www.ucmo.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Mr. Tony Monetti, Assistant Dean of Aviation E-mail Address: tmonetti@ucmo.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission (formerly North Central Association of Colleges and Schools) 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 Requirements and Test Score Percentile Chart Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $214.85 per credit hour; Non-resident: $429.70
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 Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International (Professional Pilot, Flight Operations Management, Airport Management) Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: Y, M.S., Aviation Safety Non-Traditional Offerings: Master’s degree offered on-line, courses offered at Satellite locations and off-schedule.
FAA Certificate Offerings: Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147, Other: Private Pilot Certificate, Instrument Rating, Commercial Multi Engine, Commercial Single-Engine, Certified Flight Instructor, Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument, Multi-Engine Instructor, ATP; No Certificate offered for 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: Total Number: 23; website:ucmo.edu/ aviation https://www.ucmo.edu/aviation/scholarships.cfm Administration: LTC Tony Monetti, Assistant Dean of Aviation and Executive Director of Skyhaven Airport Aviation Affiliations: Alpha Eta Rho, Women in Aviation, Aviation Student Leadership, AAAE, Flight Team Articulation Agreements: Linn Tech (2 +2 Program), Envoy, GoJets, Republic, Express Jet
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Professional Pilot (554)
BS
120
Flight Operations Management (553)
BS
120
1 (Full-time) 0 (Part time)
Airport Management (552)
BS
120
0 (Full-time) 1 (Part-time)
Aviation Management (570)
BS
120
57 (Full-Time) 6 (Part-time)
Aviation Maintenance Management: 2+2 (562)
BS
120
2 (Full-time) 2 (Part-time)
Aviation Safety (158)
MS
32
12 (Full-time) 37 (Part-time)
Programs
Enrollment Remarks 170 (Full14 (Part-time) time)
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MONTANA
Montana State University – Gallatin College
101 Hamilton Hall P.O. Box 170515 Bozeman, MT 59717 TELEPHONE: 406-994-5536 WEBSITE: www.montana.edu/gallatincollege
Point of Contact: Ryan Haskins 101 Hamilton Hall P.O. Box 170515 Bozeman, MT 59717 Telephone: 406-994-6151 Email Address: ryan.haskins@montana.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: NWCCU Highest Degree Offered: Associate – Gallatin College; Doctorate – Montana State University Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 467 Gallatin College; 15,238 MSU; Graduate 1320 - MSU Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 71; Graduate NA Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,150 GC; Nonresident: $10,480 GC
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Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2005 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Gallatin College Specialized Program Accreditation: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: na Non-Traditional Offerings: na FAA Certificate Offerings: Private (SE,ME), Instrument, Commercial (ME) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 Instruction conducted by: Gallatin College/ Summit Aviation Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $11,400; Instrument: $11,750; Commercial Multi Engine with Single Engine Commercial add on: $29,300; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $52,450 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 190; Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: 30,000 approx; Yes = Financial aid Administration: Aviation Affiliations: University Aviation Association Articulation Agreements: Montana State University Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Studies
Type of Degree
Flight Education
Rocky Mountain College
Credit Hours x
Enrollment
Remarks
x
Institutional Information
Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission. FAA Certificate Offerings: [No information] Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $11,900; Commercial and Instrument: $30,200; CFI-Airplane: $4,800; CFI- Instrument: $3,800; Multiengine: $7,300; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $49,400 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 205; Average 400; Maximum 1,000 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number significant institutional aid available 12; 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.
Aviation Program
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs
1511 Poly Drive, Billings, Mt 59102-1996 Telephone: (406) 657-1060 Website: www.aviation.rocky.edu
Point of Contact: Professor Dan Hargrove E-mail Address:dan.hargrove@rocky.edu
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 [No information] Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $26,136; Non-resident: $26,136 Year aviation program established: 1988 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Other Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None 46
Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
B
56
20
B
56
80
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NEBRASKA
University Aviation Association
University of Nebraska at Kearney 905 W 25th St. Kearney, NE 68849 Telephone: 308-865-8309 Website: www.unk.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Terry Gibbs 905 W 25th St. Kearney, NE 68849 Telephone: 308-865-8309 E-mail Address: gibbst@unk.edu
Institutional Information
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
Year aviation program established: 1983 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: Other
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, 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; Multiengine: $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 Articulation Agreements: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
B
120
20
B
120
40
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The University Aviation Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Listing The University Aviation Association Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Listing 10th Edition provides complete information on more than 700 aviation scholarships, including scholarship sources, amounts, contacts, instructions, and deadlines for scholarships in all areas of aviation study: u Airport-related scholarships u Air traffic control/airways scholarships u Aviation in general (including management) scholarships u Avionics/aircraft electronics scholarships u Mechanic (A&P) scholarships u Flight scholarships These scholarships include military, minorities, geographic, women, freshmen, . graduate school, international scholarships, and others.
The Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Listing can be purchased for $19.95 USD (member price) and $24.95 USD (non-member) plus shipping and handling from the UAA website, www.uaa.aero>Publications>Bookstore
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Fly with us. Did you know that degrees in Aviation are just some of the over 200 majors and programs offered at the University of Nebraska at Omaha? Careers in aviation include air transport administration, professional flight, and more. Find out more about UNO’s collegiate award winning aviation program at ai.unomaha.edu.
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NEBRASKA | NEVADA
University Aviation Association
University Of Nebraska Omaha Aviation Institute 6001 Dodge Street Omaha, NE 68182 Telephone: 402-554-3424 Website: ai.unomaha.edu/
Point of Contact: Scott Vlasek
6001 Dodge Street Omaha, NE 68182 Telephone: 402-554-3424 E-mail Address: svlasek@unomaha.edu
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours Enrollment
BS
120
50
BS
120
80
Online Aviation Degree Programs Aviation Studies
BS
120
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
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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Instruction conducted by: Contractor Cost of Lab Fees: Private: n/a; Commercial and Instrument: n/a; CFI-Airplane: n/a; CFI- Instrument: n/a; Multi-engine: n/a; 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: Total Number: 15; Total Annual Value: $30,000; Financial Aid Available Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI, Alpha Eta Rho, NeBAA, AOPA, Envoy Air, ExpressJet Articulation Agreements: n/a (Continued, next column)
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The BGS Degree is a flexible, individualized baccalaureate degree program designed especially for the adult learner. Awarded to over 23,000 students since 1951, the BGS Degree is one of the nation’s oldest bachelor’s degrees for adult learners and is part of UNO’s longstanding, rich tradition serving military and veteran students.
College of Southern Nevada 700 College Drive, HNA104 Henderson, NV 89002 Telephone: (702) 651-3522 Website: www.csn.edu
Point of Contact: Sandra Kingma
E-mail Address: Sandra.kingma@csn.edu [No information]
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Daniel Webster College 20 University Drive Nashua, NH 3063 Telephone: (603)577-6000 Website: www.dwc.edu
Point of Contact: Glenn Carter 20 University Drive Nashua, NH 3063 Telephone: (603) 577-6414 E-mail Address: GCarter@dwc.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Proprietary Accreditation: New England Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Masters Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 650; Graduate 98 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 110; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $15,630; Non-resident: $15,630
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1965 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: School of Aviation Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI-pending Review Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: Yes Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Military credits FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61 Instruction conducted by: Other: Pilgrim Aviation Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $6.700; Commercial and Instrument: $12,900; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $n/a; Other: AT: $300 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 195; Average 220; Maximum 250
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Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled; Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $150,000; website: www.dwc.edu; Other: Presidential Scholarship; FIRST Scholarship Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, UAA, ATCA, AAAE Articulation Agreements: Transfer articulation with Pilgrim Aviation program allows up to 39 semester hours to BS degree except for Engineering degree; Additional academia articulation agreements in place with other college/universities Comments: (1) Air Traffic Management Program is affiliated with the FAA Collegiate Training Initiative Program. (2) Unmanned Systems Science (Drone) program development in progress expected 2016-17 (3) Servicemen Opportunity College (4) Designated school for SEVISStudent Exchange Visitor Information
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Air Traffic Control
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Type of Degree A, BS, MBA
A, BS, MBA
Credit Hours A-60 BS-120 MBA-Aviation Concentration - 39 A-60 BS-120 MBA-Aviation Concentration - 39
Enrollment Remarks A-2 BS-110 MBA-A-0
A-2 BS-110 MBA-A-0
n/a
Online Aviation Degree Programs MBA Aviation Concentration
MBA
39
0
The BMA-Aviation Concentration degree program emphasized three fundamental aspects of management: leadership, communication and effective decision-making based on quantitative and qualitative data
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NEW JERSEY
University Aviation Association
Atlantic Cape Community College
Point of Contact: Bojan Zilovic Interim STEM Division Chair
5100 Black Horse Pike Mays Landing, NJ 08330-2623 Telephone: (609) 343-4959 Website: www.atlantic.edu/aviation
E-mail Address: bzilovic@atlantic.edu
Mercer County Community College
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: n/a FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, 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; Multiengine: $5,435; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $60,585 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 250; Average 250; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; Website: http://www.aims.edu/student/finaid/scholarships/ Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: ATCA, UAA Articulation Agreements: n/a
Mercer County Community College 1200 Old Trenton Road Trenton, NJ 8550 Telephone: 609-570-3489 Website: www.mccc.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Professor Joan Jones 1200 Old Trenton Road Trenton, NJ 8550 Telephone: 609-570-3436 E-mail Address: jonesj@mccc.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 n/a; Graduate 0 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 50; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Other Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $226.72; Non-resident: $651
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1968 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Other Specialized Program Accreditation: Other
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Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Air Traffic Control
Type of Degree A
Credit Hours 64
Enrollment 24
Flight Education
A
75
36
Other
A
61
33
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NEW JERSEY | NEW YORK
Thomas Edison State University 111 West State Street Trenton NJ 08608 Telephone: 888-442-8372 Website: www.tesu.edu
Point of Contact: Donald S. Cucuzzella
Address: 111 West State Street Trenton NJ 08608 Telephone: 609-984-1130 E-mail Address: dcucuzzella@tesc.edu
Institutional Information
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; Graduate N/A Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $425 per credit; Nonresident: $520 per credit
University Aviation Association
Non-Traditional Offerings: Online courses FAA Certificate Offerings: N/A Instruction offered under FAA part 141: N/A 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. cfm Administration: Dean and School of Applied Science and Technology Staff Aviation Affiliations: See Articulation Agreements Articulation Agreements: FSANA, Flight School Association of North America; Jet Blue Airways Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Aviation Maintenance Associate/ 60/120 Technology Bachelors
Enrollment X
Air Traffic Control
Associate/ 60/120 Bachelors
X
Credit in major awarded for CTO certificate
Aviation Flight Technology
Associate/ Bachelors
120
x
120
x
Credit in major awarded for a variety of FAA flight certifications Private-ATP, CFI, CFII and others. Major is composed of credit earned from FAA certificates combined with online Aviation Management
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
Remarks Credit in major awarded for Airframe and Powerplant License
Aviation Management Bachelors
CUNY Aviation Institute at York College 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd. Academic Core Bldg., Rm 4G04E Jamaica, NY 11451 Telephone: (718) 262-2513 Website: www.york.cuny.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Chun-Pin Hsu E-mail Address: CHsu@York.Cuny.edu [No information]
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NEW YORK
University Aviation Association
Dutchess Community College Address: 53 Pendell Road, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Telehone: 845 431-8000 WEBSITE: www.sunydutchess.edu
Point of Contact: John Trosie
Telephone: 845 431-8411 E-mail Address:trosie@sunydutchess.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Community College Accreditation: Middle States 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;
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established:2005 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Specialized Program Accreditation: [not provided] Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: no Non-Traditional Offerings: 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; CFI-Airplane: N/A CFI- Instrument: N/A Multi-engine: N/A; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: [not provided]; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: Pending Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 195; Average 250; Maximum 250 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; website: [No information] Administration: [No information] Aviation Affiliations: UAA Articulation Agreements: Pending
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Pending
x
Aviation Studies
x
Flight Education
x
Enrollment
Remarks
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology 86-01 23rd Avenue, Flushing, NY 11369 Telephone: (718) 429-6600X139 Website: www.vaughn.edu
Point of Contact: Domenic Proscia
E-mail Address: Domenic.proscia@vaughn.edu [No information]
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NORTH CAROLINA | NORTH DAKOTA
University Aviation Association
Elizabeth City State University 1704 Weeksville Rd 122 A Dixon-Patterson Hall Elizabeth City, NC 27909-7977 Telephone: (252) 335-3846 Website: www.ecsu.edu/academics/department/technology/ aviation
University Of North Dakota 3980 Campus Rd. Grand Forks, ND 58202 Telephone: 701-777-3922 Website: www.und.edu/
Point of Contact: Elizabeth Bjerke E-mail Address: ebjerke@aero.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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: See table below, n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: Only the Master’s of Science in Aviation is offered online FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI, ATP, R-ATP, Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution, Contractor, Other Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $12,607; Commercial and Instrument:
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Point of Contact: Dr. Kuldeep Rawat E-mail Address: ksrawat@ecsu.edu [No information]
$22,803; CFI-Airplane: $8,262; CFI- Instrument: $5,261; Multiengine: $10,447; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $64,448 This is based on student average cost, not FAA minimum cost Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 197; Average 222; Maximum depends on whether or not the student worked as a CFI while finishing up their degree. Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate, Other Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 124; Total Annual Value: $264,000; Website: http://www.aviation.und.edu/currentStudents/ employment/scholarships.aspx Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AAAE, AEA, AIAA, ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, PAMA, RAA, UAA, WAI, Other Articulation Agreements:
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Air Traffic Control
Type of Degree BSA
Credit Hours 125
Enrollment 250
BBA
125
150
BSA
125
900
Remarks
Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Management Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Aviation Studies Avionics/Electronics Flight Education Safety/Security Other
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Have you been dreaming of becoming a professional pilot? Are you fascinated with how aircraft operate? Do you want to design one for yourself? Do you have an affinity for business and management decisions and like the idea of working in the hustle and bustle of one of the nation’s busiest airports? If any of these sound like you, Kent State University’s Aeronautics Program can help your dreams soar. As the only aeronautics program in Ohio accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International, and the only one with a federally approved air traffic control curriculum, Kent State University’s Aeronautics Program offers Bachelor of Science degrees in the following areas:
“Kent State’s Aeronautics Program has not only been one of the best experiences of my life, but also ingrained into my daily life the academics that give me the specialized knowledge of my trade.”
Aeronautical Studies Aeronautical Systems Engineering Technology Air Traffic Control Aviation Management Flight Technology Pair any of these with one of our minors in Aircraft Dispatch (in which you will gain the FAA Dispatcher’s License) Aviation Weather or Unmanned Aircraft Systems and you’ve made yourself an even more powerful contender for that career you’ve always wanted. Starting salaries for graduates can be as high as $65,000 a year! Come take a tour of our brand new academic building, see our state-of-the-art air traffic control simulators, and hop into one of our brand new G1000 equipped training aircraft and talk to us about what it will take to get your dreams off the ground. We look forward to visiting with you soon.
- David Lochner, Air Traffic Control Specialist, 2007 B. S. Aeronautics Major
For more information, contact us at 330-672-2892 or visit www.kent.edu/caest/aeronautics. To schedule a campus tour, visit http://www.kent.edu/admissions/undergraduate/schedule-visit. Kent State University, Kent State and KSU are registered trademarks and may not be used without permission. Kent State University is committed to attaining excellence through the recruitment and retention of a diverse student body and workforce. 15-CAEST-00020-032
OHIO
University Aviation Association
Kent State University Aeronautics and Technology Building P O Box 5190 Kent, OH 44242 Telephone: (330) 672-4449 Website: https://www.kent.edu/caest/aeronautics
Point of Contact: Ms. Maureen McFarland 800 E. Summit St Kent, OH 44240 Telephone: (330) 672-9867 E-mail Address: mmcfar12@kent.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; Higher Learning Commission Highest Degree Offered: Masters Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 32,808; 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: $10,012; Non-resident: $17,972
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Applied Engineering and Technology Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: n/a
Ohio University Department of Aviation 51 Columbia Road Albany OH 45710 Telephone: (740) 597-2657 Website: www.ohio.edu/engineering/aviation
www.uaa.aero
FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, 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: $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: Total Number: varies; Total Annual Value: varies; website: http://www.kent.edu/financialaid/scholarships Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AIAA, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WAI
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree BS
Credit Hours 121
Enrollment x
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BS
121
x
Aviation Studies
BS
121
x
Flight Education
BS
121
x
Aeronautical Systems Engineering Technology
BS
121
x
Programs Air Traffic Control
Remarks
Point of Contact: Bryan Branham E-mail Address: branham@ohio.edu [No information]
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OHIO OHIO
The Ohio State University 2036 Neil Avenue 228 Bolz Hall Columbus, OH 43210 Telephone: (614) 292-7339 Website: http://aviation.osu.edu
Point of Contact: Center for Aviation Studies Telephone: (614) 292-2405 E-mail Address: aviation@osu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 64,868 Graduate10,461 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 200; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT, ACT, High School Average Grade, Other elements found on OSU Admissions website: http://undergrad.osu.edu/admissions/freshman/index. html?expandable=0 Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,037; Non-resident: $26,537
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1917 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business, Engineering Specialized Program Accreditation: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: No Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Decrees or courses offered at satellite locations
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University Aviation Association FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), ATP, R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $14,500; Commercial and Instrument: $32,700; CFI-Airplane: $7,500; CFI- Instrument: $3,000; Multiengine: $7,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $54,000 (CFI or Multi required); Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum200; Average 250; Maximum 500 Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 6 internal; Total Annual Value: $10,000; Others available thru website: https://aviation.osu. edu/students/scholarships Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, Career Eagles Aviation Initiative Articulation Agreements: Current agreements with SkyWest Airlines and PSA Airlines Inc. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Remarks
Aviation Studies Flight Education
Flight Training conducted at university-owned The Ohio State University Airport
Safety/Security See website for more information about course offerings through each degree
Collegiate Aviation Guide
OHIO | OKLAHOMA
University Aviation Association
University of Cincinnati – Clermont College 4200 Clermont College Drive Batavia, OH 45103 Telephone: (513) 732-5200 Website: www.ucclermont.edu
Oklahoma State University 230 Scott Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078 Telephone: (405) 744-8215 Website: www.okstate.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Steve Marks
E-mail Address: steve.marks@okstate.edu
Point of Contact: Eric Radtke
Institutional Information
2001 Sportys Drive Batavia, OH 45103 Telephone: (513) 735-9100 Ext. 352 E-mail Address: Eric.Radtke@uc.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Bachelor’s Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 3,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 55 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester or Quarter: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,658; Non-resident: $6,274
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1992 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Clermont College Specialized Program Accreditation: [No information] Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: No Non-Traditional Offerings: FAA Certificate Offerings: Recreation, Private, Instrument, Commercial (single & multi), CFI, CFI-I, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147, Other Instruction conducted by: Sporty’s Academy, Inc. Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $ 14,000; Commercial and Instrument: $22,000; CFI-Airplane: $ varies; CFI- Instrument: $ varies; Multiengine: $ 2,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $ 36,000; Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 230; Average 230; Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled: internships, co-op, experiential learning opportunities Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $50,000; website: www.ucclermont.edu Administration: Industry Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: AHP, NIFA, UAA Articulation Agreements: Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, University of Cincinnati (BS, BBA, BTS)
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Doctorate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 25,000 Graduate 10,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 250; Graduate 50 Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $147.50/credit hr; Nonresident: $567/credit hr
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1987 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Education Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141; 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education; Internship while enrolled; Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 35 endowed aviation scholarships; Total Annual Value: $65,000 Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NIFA, UAA, WAI, AAAE Articulation Agreements: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education Safety/Security Aerospace Logistics
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Flight Education
www.uaa.aero
Type of Degree A
Credit Hours 61
Enrollment 15
Remarks
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Remarks
x
BS EdD BS EdD BS EdD
120 61 120 61 120 61
MS
120 61
x
MS
33
30
x x
Online Aviation Degree Programs Aviation and Space
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OKLAHOMA
Southeastern Oklahoma State University – Aviation Sciences Institute 1405 N 4th Ave. PMB 4136 Durant, OK 74701-0609 Telehone: (580) 745-3252 WEBSITE: aviation.se.edu
Point of Contact: Dr. Stanley Alluisi (x3241) or Mr. George Jacox (x3245) E-mail Address: salluisi@se.edu or gjacox@se.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 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: John Massey School of Business Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI - Professional Pilot &
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University Aviation Association
Aviation Management Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Master’s degree only Non-Traditional Offerings: Aviation Management programs @ Tinker AFB, Rose State College, OCCC FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141 and 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $4360; Commercial and Instrument: $23,440; CFI-Airplane: $3,450; CFI- Instrument: $2,730; Multiengine: $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: http://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
Remarks Aviation Mgmt with four options Professional Pilot with Envoy Pipelines
Collegiate Aviation Guide
OKLAHOMA
University Aviation Association
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology 8820 E. Pine Street, Tulsa, OK 74115 Telephone: (918) 831-5379 Website: www.spartan.edu
Point of Contact: Craig Lindholm
E-mail Address: clindholm@mail.spartan.edu
Accelerate
your professional aviation career with Spartan’s innovative Professional Pilot programs as well as their groundbreaking Aviation Electronics and Maintenance programs.
Programs Include: Aviation Electronics Technology (Work with Drones) 13 Month Diploma or 16 Month Associate Degree
What’s up?
Nondestructive Testing (NDI, NDE) 11 Month Diploma
Quality Control Management (QC) 17 Month Associate Degree
Aviation Maintenance Technology (A&P Mechanic) 15 Month Diploma or 18 Month Associate Degree
Aviation Flight (Professional Pilot) 12 Month Diploma or 17 Month Associate Degree
Bachelor of Science Aviation Technology Management 16 Months after completion of Associate Degree
Contact us today
We’d really like to know. Is UAA on the press release list for your institution or organization? Please forward the information below to the appropriate person(s) so that we can provide the coverage you deserve. University Aviation Association ATTN: Collegiate Aviation News 2415 Moore’s Mill Road, Ste. 265-216 Auburn, AL 36830
1.800.632.1921 | spartan.edu Follow us on Facebook: fb.com/SpartanCollege
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www.uaa.aero
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UniversityAviation AviationAssociation Association University
OKLAHOMA
The University of Oklahoma 1700 Lexington NC 101, RM 209 Norman, OK 73069 Telehone: (405) 325-7231 WEBSITE: aviation.ou.edu
Point of Contact: Shelly Ainsworth Email Address: sainsworth@ou.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 18,892; Graduate 3,120 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 167; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT, ACT, High School Average Grade, Common Application Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,090 (30 hrs); Non-resident: $23,476 (30 hrs)
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Air Traffic Control
Type of Degree BS
BS (Flying) Aviation BS (NonManagement/ flying) Airway Science Management: Flying and Non-Flying options BS Professional Pilot
Credit Hours Enrollment 125 15 125 125
125
Remarks
21 32
98
* * * *
FAA Restricted-ATP approval for 500 flight hours Pipeline Pilot Programs to Regionals FAA AT-CTI Approved School 3 of 4 Degree options have a General Business Minor through the Michael F. Price College of Business incorporated into the actual degrees. * Numerous dept. scholarships available
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1947 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Continuing Education Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI, Air Traffic-Collegiate Training Initiative School Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None (OU Aviation offers a few online classes, but no online degree programs.) Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), R-ATP (FAA R-ATP approval for up to 500 flight hours.) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $5,738; Commercial and Instrument: $21,046; CFI-Airplane: $3,690; CFI- Instrument: $2,583 Multiengine: $3,900; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: Professional Pilot ($35,721) & Av Mgmt-Flying ($26,784); Non-flightAirframe and Powerplant: $ n/a; Other: Adv. Flight Maneuvers-$891 & MEI-$7,801 (both opt) Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 120/230; Average 230/250; Maximum 320 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled; Field Trips, Industry Travel Scholarships Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number:15+; Total Annual Value: varies; website: www.ou.edu/scholarships Administration: College of Continuing Education Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA Articulation Agreements: Comments: The OU Sooner Flight Academy offers summer flight camps for students ages 6-18 to learn the principles of flight using science and mathematics. Campers engage in hands-on activities which demonstrate the science, technology, engineering and math of the exciting world of flight. For more information, visit: flightcamp. ou.edu
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Fly, Control and Manage Like a Champion! Bachelor of Science areas of concentration in: Professional Pilot Aviation Management (Flying and Non-flying Option) Air Traffic Management
Other Highlights: FAA R-ATP approval for 500 flight hours Pipeline Pilot Programs to Regionals FAA AT-CTI Controller Training
(405) 325-7231 • aviation.ou.edu facebook.com/OUaviation • flightcamp.ou.edu
Collegiate Aviation Guide
OKLAHOMA | PENNSYLVANIA
University Aviation Association
Tulsa Community College 801 East 91st Street, Tulsa, OK 74132 Telephone: (918) 828-4089 Website: tulsacc.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Dr. Matthew Wise
E-mail Address: matthew.wise@tulsacc.edu [No information]
Community College of Beaver County Address: 1 Campus Drive, Monaca, PA 15061-2588 Telephone: (724) 480-3604 Website: www.ccbc.edu
Point of Contact: Col (R) William E. Pinter Aviation Sciences Center 125 Cessna Drive, Beaver Falls, PA 15010-1060 E-mail Address: bill.pinter@ccbc.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 2,500; Graduate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 225; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: County-$3,30; Out of County $6,500; Non-resident: $9,800
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1967 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Aviation Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: none Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission
www.uaa.aero
FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multiengine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument) 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; Multiengine: $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; website: [No information] 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, Robert Morris Comments: The community College of beaver County has the distinction of being the first college to offer actual tower training at a Municipal airport as a required part of our terminal training.
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree AAS
Credit Hours 70
Enrollment 80
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
AAS
61
5
Flight Education
AAS
63
120
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
AAS
65
20
Programs Air Traffic Control
Remarks
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PENNSYLVANIA
Community College of Beaver County 1 Campus Drive Monaca, PA 15061 Telephone: 724-480-3604 Website: www.ccbc.edu
Point of Contact: Col (R) William E. Pinter Aviation Sciences Center 125 Cessna Drive Beaver Falls, PA 15010 Telephone: (724) 480-3604 E-mail Address: bill.pinter@ccbc.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 2,500; Graduate 0 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 225; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,500; Non-resident: $9,800
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1967 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Other Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a
Marywood University 2300 Adams Avenue Scranton, PA 18509-1598 Telephone: (570) 348-6274 Website: marywood.edu Point of Contact: Name Joseph A. McDonald 2300 Adams Avenue Scranton, PA 18509-1598 Telephone: (570) 348 6274 Ext 2350 E-mail Address: Jmcdonald@maryu.marywood.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: 4 year Accreditation: middle states commission on higher education, accreditation council for business schools, FAA part 141 Highest Degree Offered: BBA degree in Business, PHD in other fields Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 2100 Graduate 1500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 35; Graduate xx Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $30,942; Non-resident: $60,942 64
University Aviation Association
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) 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; Multiengine: $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; Website: 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, Robert Morris Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree A
Credit Hours 70
Enrollment 80
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
A
61
5
Flight Education
A
63
120
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
A
65
20
Programs Air Traffic Control
Remarks
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1999 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: FAA Part 141, Middle states commission of higher education Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below FAA Certificate Offerings: private, instrument and commercial Instruction offered under FAA part 141: private, instrument and commercial, reduced ATP Instruction conducted by: [not provided] Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $9,500; Commercial and Instrument: $33,000 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Articulation Agreements: pending Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BBA
x
x
x
x
x
x
Aviation Studies Flight Education
BBA
Remarks
Collegiate Aviation Guide
PUERTO RICO | SOUTH DAKOTA
University Aviation Association
Inter American University of Puerto Rico
South Dakota State University 303 Wagner Hall Brookings, SD 57007 Telephone: 605-688-4983 Website: www.sdstate.edu/aviation
School of Aeronautics 500 Dr. John Will Harris Road Bayamon, PR 00966 Telephone: (787) 279-1912 Website: www.interamerican.aero
Point of Contact: Cody Christensen
303 Wagner Hall Brookings, SD 57007 Telephone: 605-688-4983 E-mail Address: cody.christensen@sdstate.edu
Point of Contact: Jorge E. Calaf, Dean of School of Aeronautics P O Box 9023952 San Juan, PR 00902-3952 Telehone: (787) 724-1912 Ext 2401 Email Address: jcalaf@bayamon.inter.edu
Institutional Information
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 330; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, College Board Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $5,850; Non-resident: $5,850
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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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), MEI 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; Multiengine: Included in the Commercial and Instrument cost; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $50,300; Other: $1,200 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 275; Average 300; Maximum 375 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: $2,000 Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, OBAP, UAA, WAI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education www.uaa.aero
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
125
325
BS
125
325
Remarks
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 10,792; Graduate 1,332 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 60; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $7,741; Non-resident: $ 18,409
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1999 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Other Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI and Other Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Non-Traditional Offerings: None FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multiengine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument), MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141: All flight training Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $12,000; Commercial and Instrument: $4,800; CFI-Airplane: $6,000; CFI- Instrument: $3,000; Multi-engine: n/a; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: (Private through MEI): $60,800 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 205; Average 226; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 120; Total Annual Value: $200,000; Website: http://www.sdstate.edu/admissions/financing/ index.cfm Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree B
Credit Hours 125
Enrollment 226
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BA
125
121
Flight Education
B
120
60
Commercial Aviation
B
125
865
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
B
125
154
Airport Management
A
125
50
Programs Air Traffic Control
Remarks
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University University Aviation Aviation Association Association
TENNESSEE
Middle Tennessee State University Address: MTSU Box 67, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Telephone: (615) 898-2788 Website: www.mtsu.edu/aerospace
Point of Contact: Wendy Beckman
Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 40 Aerospace Department scholarships; Total Annual Value: $67,000 through Aerospace Dept; website: http://www.mtsu.edu/aerospace/scholarship.php Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AIAA, ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, PAA, RAA, UAA, WAI
Telephone: (615) 898-2788 E-mail Address: mtsuaerospace@mtsu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: PhD Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 20,260; Graduate 2,470 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 670; Graduate 40 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,200; Non-resident: $25,000
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1942 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Basic and Applied Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Y or N 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, but not with examining authority Instruction conducted by: Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $11,000; Commercial and Instrument: Instrument-$9,500; Commercial-$13,500; CFI-Airplane: $4,800; CFIInstrument: $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; Maximum; no maximum
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Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
132
102
Aviation Administration
BS MS
120 36
BS-75 MS 40
Professional Pilot
BS
120
348
Flight Dispatch
BS
120
78
Aerospace Technology
BS
120
46
Unmanned Aerial Systems
BS
120
27
Programs Aviation Maintenance Management
Remarks
Air Traffic Control is an add-on program that may be taken with any degree program.
Online Aviation Degree Programs 20 (Grad students only) MS in Aviation Administration. Three concentrations are available - Aviation Management, Aviation Education, and Aviation Safety and Security Management. Aviation
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TEXAS
University Aviation Association
Baylor University Baylor University One Bear Place #97413 Waco, TX 76798 Telephone: (254) 710-3563 Website: baylor.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Kelley Oliver
E-mail Address: kelley_oliver@baylor.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 16,000; Graduate 2,500 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 65 Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: n/a Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $38,560 Non-resident: $38,560
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1991 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Arts & Sciences Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation n/a Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission.
FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Partnering Collegiate Aviation program Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $15,800; Commercial $18,400 and Instrument: $14,700; CFI-Airplane: $10,800; Multi-engine: $11,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $81,500; Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum n/a; Average n/a; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled; Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; website:n/a; Other:90% of Baylor students receive financial aid Administration: n/a Aviation Affiliations: AABI, RAA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: Articulation Agreement with Texas State Technical College - Waco
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree BS
Credit Hours 24
Enrollment 5
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BS
124
2
Flight Education
BS
124
10
Aircraft Dispatch
BS
124
10
18
4
Programs Air Traffic Control
Aviation Sciences Minor
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University University Aviation Aviation Association Association
TEXAS
LeTourneau University Address: P O Box 7011, Longview, TX 75607 Telephone: (903) 233-4210 Website: www.letu.edu
Point of Contact: Mr. Fred Ritchey E-mail Address: fredritchey@letu.edu [No information]
Texas A & M University – Central Texas 1001 Leadership Place, Killeen, TX 76549 Telehone: (254) 867-2647 WEBSITE: www.tamuct.edu
Point of Contact: James Fullingim Email Address: fullingim@tamuct.edu [No information]
Texas Southern University Address: 3100 Cleburne Avenue Telehone: (713) 313-7995 WEBSITE: http://www.tsu.edu/
, Houston, TX 77004
Point of Contact: Dr. David Olowokere Email Address: olowokered@tsu.edu [No information]
Texas State Technical College Waco Address: 3801 Campus Drive, Waco, TX 76705 Telehone: (254) 867-2600 WEBSITE: www.waco.tstc.edu
Point of Contact: Angel Newhart
Email Address: angel.newhart@tstc.edu [No information]
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UTAH
University Aviation Association
Salt Lake Community College 2150 W. Dauntless Ave. SLC, Utah 84116 Telehone: (801) 957-2140 WEBSITE: http://www.slcc.edu/professionalpilot/
Point of Contact: Fiona Silcox
Address: Same as above Telehone: 801-957-2144 Email Address: Fiona.silcox@slcc.edu
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 Specialized Program Accreditation: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: No
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance / Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Type of Degree
Aviation Studies Flight Education
Southern Utah University 351 West University Blvd BU 303D Cedar City, UT 84720 Telephone: (435) 865-8067 Website: http://www.suu.edu/business/aviation/ Point of Contact: Sean Heiner E-mail Address: seanheiner@suu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 7,500; Graduate 850 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 180; Graduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT, ACT, High School Average Grade; http://www.suu.edu/prostu/admissionindex.html Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,789, Non-resident: $9,205
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2013 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: Yes Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission
www.uaa.aero
A
Credit Hours
Enrollment
x
x
x
x
x
x
Remarks
FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument), Rotorcraft Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: Rotor-wing: $33,476, Fixed-wing: $25,549; Commercial and Instrument: Rotor-wing: $81,643; Fixedwing: $41,468; CFI-Airplane: $5,163 ; CFI- Instrument: Rotor-wing: $29,970; Fixed-wing: $3,298; Multi-engine: $23,460; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: Rotor-wing: $129,960, Fixedwing $62,180 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum: FAA minimums; Average: n/a; Maximum: n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled; Flight instructor opportunities possible Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; website: n/a; Other: Various throughout institution Administration: Advisory committee, Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements:
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Flight Education
Type of Degree AS
Online Aviation Programs Professional Pilot
Credit Hours Min 70
Enrollment 180
Remarks
Available Summer 2016
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UTAH
Utah State University 6000 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84321 Telephone: 435-797-2758 Website: www.usu.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Aaron Dyches
Address: 2500 North 900 West Box 4, Logan, Utah 84321 Telehone: 435-797-7897 Email Address: Aaron.Dyches@usu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered: Doctorate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 15,823; Graduate 1,130 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 243; Graduate N/A 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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below
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University Aviation Association
Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission. *some restrictions FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Singleengine, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147 Instruction conducted by: Institution Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 215; Average 230; Maximum N/A Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 4; Total Annual Value: $4,400; website: aviation.usu.edu Administration: Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: NIFA, UAA, WAI, Articulation Agreements: [No information]
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance / Aircraft Maintenance Mgt Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
Bachelors
120
178
Bachelors
120
65
Remarks
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University Aviation Association
UTAH
Utah Valley University
Online Aviation Programs: Yes Non-Traditional Offerings: Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations. Courses offered through distance learning. Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission. FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, MultiEngine, all CFI ratings. Instruction offered under FAA part 141, 61 Instruction conducted by: Institution Contractor, depending on location Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $11,000; Commercial and Instrument: $34,000; Multi-engine: $13,000; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $58,000 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 250; Average 270; Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate Placement Service Aviation Affiliations: UAA Articulation Agreements: All schools included in the Utah System of Higher Education
Address: 800 West University Parkway, Orem, UT 84058 Telehone: 888-901-7192 WEBSITE: www.flyuvu.com
Point of Contact: Gregory Schwab
Address: 1185 Mike Jense Parkway, Provo, UT 84601 – MS 114 Telehone: 801-863-7884 Email Address: Gschwab@uvu.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Highest Degree Offered: Master’s Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 30,000+ Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 1,200 Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,693; Non-resident: Cost varies
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1989 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation and Public Services Specialized Program Accreditation: Part 141 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table.
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
A
65
x
Aviation Administration
B
120
x
Professional Pilot
B
120
x
Programs AAS/AS Aviation Degrees
Remarks
FIXED WING & ROTOR WING FLIGHT TRAINING
PROFESSIONAL FLIGHT TRAINING PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL MOUNTAIN FLYING
TO LEARN MORE CALL OR VISIT 855-435-4338 WWW.SUU.EDU www.uaa.aero
SOTA AVIONICS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES DEGREE PROGRAMS (AAS, BIS , BGS) FINANCIAL AID & STUDENT LOANS
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VERMONT
University Aviation Association
Westminster College Bill & Vieve Gore School of Business 1840 S 1300 E Salt Lake City, UT 84105 Telephone: (801) 832-2671 Website: www.westminstercollege.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Gail Avendaño
E-mail Address: gavendano@westminstercollege.edu
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Private Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 2,233; Graduate 752 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 114 Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, ACT; We look at student applications from a holistic perspective and do not publish minimum GPA or test score requirements. Aver student high school GPA is 3.5; average student ACT is 25 Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $30,364; Non-resident: $38,082
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2000 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission
Vermont Technical College 201 Lawrence Place Williston, VT 05495 Telephone: (802) 879-2323 Web Address: www.vtc.edu
www.uaa.aero
FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(instrument), ATP, R-ATP, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 without Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $12,500 incl supplies and exam fees; Commercial and Instrument: Commercial-$18,000; Instrument-$13,500; CFI- Instrument: $5,000; Multi-engine: $7,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: n/a; Other: Sim lab fee $150 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum – None due to our proficiencybased FAA approval; Average 300; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled; Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: Most of our students receive scholarships/aid; Total Annual Value: varies; check out true cost calculator on website; website: www.westminstercollege.edu/ aviation/scholarships Administration: Advisory committee; Graduate placement service Aviation Affiliations: AABI, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: SLCC Comments: We fly 300 days per year, have established bridge programs with Regional Carriers, and personalized student support through graduation. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management Flight Education
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
124
13
BS
124
101
Remarks
Part 141, approved to offer R-ATP (1,000 hours), FITS-approved Commercial course that is proficiency-based rather than hours-based—resulting in significant flight cost savings
Primary Contact: D. Smith
Telephone: (802) 324-5464 E-mail Address: dsmith4@vtc.vsc.edu [No information]
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OHIO VIRGINIA
Averett University 420 West Main Street Danville, VA 24541-3692 Telephone: (434) 791-5755 Website: http://www.averett.edu/
Hampton University 100 E. Queens St Hampton, VA 23668 Telephone: (757) 727-5418 Website: http://aviation.set.hamptonu.edu/
Point of Contact: Beverly Byrdsong
E-mail Address: 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, ACT Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $19,548; Non-resident: $19,548
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 1987 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Engineering and Technology Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority Instruction conducted by: Contractor Cost of Lab Fees: Private: Fees charges by flight school; Commercial and Instrument: Fees charges by flight school; CFI-Airplane: Fees charges by flight school; CFI- Instrument: Fees charges by flight school; Multi-engine: Fees charges by flight school; Total cost of
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University Aviation Association
Point of Contact: Thomas Vick
Address: 420 West Main Street Danville, VA 24541-3692 Telephone: (434)791-5755 E-mail Address: thomas.vick@averett.edu [No information]
certificate and ratings in flight major: appr $40,000; Other lab fees: $250 air traffic control lab fee Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum n/a; Average 250; . Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education; Internship while enrolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: n/a; Total Annual Value: n/a; website: n/a; Other info: Presidential Scholarship Administration: Advisory committee Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, UAA, WAI, AAAE Articulation Agreements: [not provided]
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Air Traffic Control Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Type of Credit Degree Hours Enrollment 120AS-6 AS/BS 124 BS 19 BS
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Aviation Studies Flight Education Airport Administration
Remarks
120AS/BS 124 120BS 124
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Online Aviation Degree Programs Air Traffic Control
AS
60-120
Flight Education
AS
60-120
Aviation Management, Airport Administration
BS
60-120
Air traffic control programs have residency requirements for simulation courses.
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VIRGINIA
University Aviation Association
Liberty University 1971 University Blvd. Lynchburg, VA 24515 Telephone: 434-582-2183
Website: www.liberty.edu/aviation Point of Contact: Mr. James Mashburn Address: Same As Above Telephone: Same As Above E-mail Address: jmashburn@liberty.edu
engine: $6,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $56,000; Non-flight-Airframe and Powerplant: $20,000 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 190; Average 240; Maximum 280 Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Administration: Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: NIFA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: n/a
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 14,500; Graduate 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 380 Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT/ACT, GPA Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $21,000; Non-resident: [not provided]
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2003 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: School of Aeronautics Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: Yes FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI, CFII Instruction offered under FAA part 141 and 147 Instruction conducted by: School of Aeronautics Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $14,000; Commercial and Instrument: $35,500; CFI-Airplane: $7,000; CFI- Instrument: $4,000; Multi-
www.uaa.aero
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
A, B
60/120
80
Aviation Studies
B
n/a
Flight Education
B
125
Remarks
n/a
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WASHINGTON
Central Washington University 400 East University Way Ellensburg, WA 98926-7515 Telehone: (509) 963-2378 WEBSITE: www.cwu.edu/aviation
Point of Contact: Barbra Hodges, Aviation Secretary
Address: 400 East University Way, Ellensburg, WA 98926-7515 Telehone: (509) 963-2364 Email Address: aviation@swu.edu21
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
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 Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below 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, MultiEngine, CFI (airplane), CFI (instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141: FAR 141 without Examining Authority
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University Aviation Association
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; Non-flightAirframe and Powerplant: [no information] Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 220; Average 240; Maximum dependent on student progress Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Co-op education; Internship while enrolled; Internship post-graduate; Express JetAP3 and Horizon Air Direct Hire Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: Dependent on student FAFSA and other factors; Total Annual Value: Dependent on student FAFSA and other factors; website: www.cwu.edu/aviation/ scholarships-and-grants; Other: Tuition waivers for high achieving students Administration: Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, UAA, WAI
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
BS
77-91
160
Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
BS
77-91
160
Flight Education
BS
90-110
160
Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance
Online Aviation Degree Programs
Remarks
Launched Fall 2015
Aviation Management
BS
91
Aviation Maintenance Management
BS
91
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WASHINGTON | WISCONSIN
University Aviation Association
Walla Walla University
Fox Valley Technical College
204 S College Ave College Place, WA 99324 Telephone: (509) 527-2615 Website: www.wallawalla.edu
3601 Oregon Street Oshkosh, WI 54902 Telephone: (920) 232-6001 Website: www.fvtc.edu
Point of Contact: Michael Gref
124 W Boeing Ave, Ste 3A Walla Walla, WA 99362 Telephone: 509-527-2323 E-mail Address: michael.gref@wallawalla.edu
Point of Contact: Jared Huss, Aeronautics Pilot Training
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate n/a Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate n/a Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT; Completion of ACT or ACCUPLACER, High School Diploma or equivalent, Second Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: varies for program; Non-resident: varies for program
Telehone: (920) 232-6024 E-mail Address: huss@fvtc.edu
Institutional Information
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: 1967 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Department of Technology Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Aviation Technology, Aviation Management Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: Mission/Humanitarian Flight Training FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI (airplane), CFII, MEI Instruction offered under FAA part: 61 Instruction conducted by: Self Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $8,993; Commercial and Instrument: $21,978; CFI-Airplane: $7,793; CFI- Instrument: $2,025; Multiengine: $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 Affiliations: UAA
Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
n/a
n/a
n/a
Aviation Studies
B
192
20
Flight Education
A, B
192
25
www.uaa.aero
Remarks n/a Aviation Management Aviation Technology
Year aviation program established: 1991 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Technology Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: [no information] Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission FAA Certificate Offerings: Privates, Commercial, Instrument, Multiengine, CFI(airplane), CFI(instrument) Instruction offered under FAA part 141, 147, 61; Other: R-ATP qualified at the 1250 hr exemption Instruction conducted by: Institution Cost of Lab Fees: Private: varies; Commercial and Instrument: varies; CFI-Airplane: varies; CFI- Instrument: varies; Multi-engine: varies; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: varies; Nonflight-Airframe and Powerplant: [no information] Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 271; Average n/a; Maximum n/a Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship post graduate; work study available to enrolled students Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: varies; Total Annual Value: varies; website: [no information] Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate Placement Service Aviation Affiliations: UAA 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. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Credit Hours
Enrollment
A
70
72
Avionics/Electronics
A
72
36
Flight Education
A
70
32
Programs Aviation Maintenance/ Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Remarks
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CANADA
University Aviation Association
Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology PO Box 60 443 Northern Avenue Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., P6A 5L3 Canada Telephone: (705) 759-2554 x2518 Website: http://www.saultcollege.ca/
Point of Contact: Mr. John Porter, Professor Telephone: Same as above E-mail Address: john.portas@saultcollege.ca [No Information]
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Province of Ontario Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 23,383; Graduate 5003 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 110; Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: Grade 12 English, Two grade 12 maths, and three other grade 12 courses. Flight students need to fill out a supplementary application. Calendar System: Semester Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $7,271.93 + flight fees $22,833.00 per year; Non-resident: $23,853.95 +$22,833.00 flight fees
Aviation Program
Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology 1750 Finch Avenue East Toronto, Ontario M2J 2X5 Canada Telephone: (416) 491-5050 x44237 Website: www.senecacollege.ca
Point of Contact: Lynne McMullen
E-mail Address: lynn.mcmullen@senecacollege.ca [No information]
University of Western Ontario Social Science Centre 4330 London, Ontario N6A 5C2 Canada Telephone: (519) 661-2051 Website: www.mos.uwo.ca/undergraduate/cam/index.html
Point of Contact: Dr. Suzanne Kearns
Social Science Centre 4330, London, Ontario N6A 5C2 Telehone: (519) 661-2111 Ext 81465 E-mail Address: skearns4@uwo.ca Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Management/ Airway Science Management
Year aviation program established: 1999 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: DAN Management and Organizational Studies, Social Science Specialized Program Accreditation: Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: None Non-Traditional Offerings: [no information] FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine; We offer an Integrated Commercial Program with Multi-Engine Instrument Rating as per Transport Canada, Canadian Aviation Regulations Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Transport Canada: Canadian Aviation Regulations 406.75-77 - Integrated Program Instruction conducted by: partnership with Diamond Flight Centre Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum; 190.0 270.7 including flight training device Average 04 284.7 including flight training device; Maximum 224 304.7 including flight training device Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: rolled Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 8; Total Annual Value: $10,000; website: www.registrar.uwo.ca/student_finances/; www. mos.uwo.ca/undergraduate/ Administration: Aviation Affiliations: UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: 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.
Type of Degree Honours Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies – Commercial Aviation Management (with or without flight)
Credit Hours 200 per term (5 courses a term, approximately 3 hours of class Specialization Bachelor of Management and Organizational time per week per Studies – Commercial Aviation Studies – Management course) (with or without flight) Honours Double Major BMOS – CAM with or without flight
Flight Education
78
B
120 — 121
Enrollment 108 total
Remarks Commercial Aviation Management with or without flight (Honours Specialization, Specialization, Honours Double Major)
The CAM program was developed in response to the changing Canadian aviation industry, which is increasingly requiring a university degree. Whether pursuing a position as a pilot, manager, or other professional career; the aviation industry values the skills acquired through a university education.
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GERMANY | PAKISTAN
University Aviation Association
Worms University of Applied Sciences Erenburgerstrasse 19, Worms 67549 Germany Telephone +49 6241 5090 Website: http://hs-worms.de/index. php?id=274&L=1
Point of Contact: Dr. Richard Klophaus Telephone: +49 6241 509375 E-mail Address: klophaus@hs-worms.de
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Other Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 3,000, Graduate Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 100; Graduate Freshman Admissions Requirements: Numerus Clausus; The final grade for non-EU citizens will be calculated using the Bavarian formula
University Of Management and Technology Address: C-II, Johar Town, Lahore, Pakistan. Telehone: 92 42 35212801-10 WEBSITE: www.umt.edu.pk
Point of Contact: Imran Saeed
Telephone: 0333-7775737 E-mail Address: aviation.cod@umt.edu.pk
Institutional Information
Institution Type: W4 Accreditation: EASA ATO, Aerobildung, Germany Highest Degree Offered: BS Aviation Management & BS Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technology. Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Daily- Monday to Saturday (From 0800hrs1800hrs) Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Daily- Monday to Saturday (From 0800hrs-1800hrs) Freshman Admissions Requirements: Intermediate Calendar System: Spring-Summer-Fall. Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Approximately Pak Rs. 260000/= For BS Aviation Management. Approximately Pak Rs. 260000/=for BS Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technology & Part-66 License.
Aviation Program
BS Aviation Management & BS Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technology Year aviation program established:2011 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Institute of Applied Sciences.
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Calendar System: Semester
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2010 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: Business Specialized Program Accreditation: n/a Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table below Online Aviation Programs: No Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number; Total Annual Value website: http://hs-worms.de/Stipendien.5200.0.html Administration: [no information] Aviation Affiliations: UAA Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Type of Degree
Programs
Aviation Management
BA–Aviation Management BS–Aviation Management
Credit Hours Enrollment
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Remarks The program Bachelor of Arts in Aviation Management is offered entirely in English.
Specialized Program Accreditation: Part-66, Ground trainings for PPL, CPL, IR, FOO/FD, ELPT Flight Simulator Training Course. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Online Aviation Programs: N/A Non-Traditional Offerings: N/A FAA Certificate Offerings: N/A Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147; Other. N/A Instruction conducted by: [no information] Cost of Lab Fees: PAK Rs.6000 For Flight Simulator Training Course. Opportunities – Industry / Employment / Learning: Internship while enrolled Aviation Affiliations: Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority. Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Programs Aviation Maintenance / Aircraft Maintenance Mgt
Type of Degree BS Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technology with EASA Part-66. BS Aviation Management
Credit Hours 134
Enrollment 178
Remarks
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Aviation Studies Flight Education
Part-66, Ground trainings for PPL, CPL, IR, FOO/FD, ELPT. Flight Simulator Training Course
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Centro de Estudios Superiores de La Aviacion P O Box 481, Reus 43201 Spain Telephone: +34 977 300 027 Website: www.cesda.com
University Aviation Association
Aviation Program
Year aviation program established: 2001 School / college / division in which the aviation program is located: CESDA college Specialized Program Accreditation: EASA and AQU Catalunya Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table Aviation Affiliations: UAA
Point of Contact: Miquel Traveria P O Box 481, Reus 43201 Spain Telephone: (3497) 730-0027 E-mail Address: mtraveria@gmail.com
Institutional Information
Institution Type: Public Accreditation: AQU Catalunya Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 100; Graduate 0 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 80 Graduate 0 Freshman Admissions Requirements: University access requirements at the Spanish Universities Calendar System: Semester
Rockfield College of Management Rautistrasse 12, P O Box 620, Zurich CH-8040 Switzerland Telephone: (4143) 534-6561 Website: www.rcmedu.ch/
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Point of Contact: Dr. Jeremiah Agboola
Address: Rautistrasse 12, P O Box 620, Zurich CH-8040 Switzerland E-mail Address: admin@rcmedu.ch [No information]
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NON-UAA INSTITUTIONS
University Aviation Association
Non-UAA Aviation Programs ALABAMA Community College of the Air Force 100 South Turner Boulevard Montgomery, AL 36114 334-649-5000 www.au.af.mil/au/barnes/ccaf
Enterprise State Community College at Ozark Alabama Aviation Center at Ozark . 3405 Highway 231 South . Ozark, AL 36360 334-774-5113 www.escc.edu Jay Harbert, Division Director 334-774-5113 x3692 jharbert@escc.edu
Wallace State Community College 801 Main Street Northwest Hanceville, AL 35077 256-352-8000 www.wallacestate.edu Bert Mackentepe, Department Head. 256-737-3040 bert.mackentepe@wallacestate.edu
ARIZONA Chandler-Gilbert Community College 2626 E Pecos Rd Chandler, AZ 85225 480-732-7000 www.cgc.maricopa.edu Clarence Hutto, Division Chair 480-988-8116 Email address: [no information]
Prima Community College
1255 N Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85709 520- 206-7171 www.pima.edu Thomas Hinman, Aviation Program Manager 520-206-5907. thinman1@pima.edu
ARKANSAS Black River Technical College
PO Box 468 Pocahontas, AR 72455 870- 248-4000 www.blackrivertech.org Norma Ashburn, Administrative Specialist for Aviation (870) 248-4000, x 4151 normaa@blackrivertech.org
Aviation School 600 W Maryland Ave Sherwood, AR 72120 501-835-5420 www.pulaskitech.edu Raymond Dubuc, Instructor 501-835-5420 aerospace@pulaskitech.edu
9200 Valley View St Cypress, CA 90630 714-484-7000 www.cypresscollege.edu Kathleen Reiland, Chair 714-484-7411 kreiland@cypresscollege.edu
Southern Arkansas University Tech
5055 Santa Teresa Blvd Gilroy, CA 95020 408-848-4800 www.gavilan.edu Travis Flippen, Instructor 408-852-2818 tflippen@gavilan.edu
6415 Spellman Road Camden, AR 71701 870-574-4500 www.sautech.edu Bill Archer, Aviation Program 879-574-4593 barcher@sautech.edu
CALIFORNIA
Antelope Valley College 3041 W Ave K Lancaster, CA 93536 661-722-6300 www.avc.edu Jack Halliday, Professor, Aeronautics 616-722-6300 x6736 jhalliday@avc.edu
California State University – Los Angeles 5151 State University Dr Los Angeles, CA 90032. 323-343-3000 www.calstatela.edu Dr. Keith Mew, Professor 323-343-4550 kmew@calstatela.edu
Chaffey College
5885 Haven Ave Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737 909-652-6000 www.chaffey.edu Russ Baty, Instructor 909-652-6869 russell.baty@chaffey.edu
City College of San Francisco Aeronautics 50 Phelan Ave San Francisco, CA 94112 415-239-3000 www.ccsf.edu Tanya Lyles, Chair 650-821-0220 tlyles@ccsf.edu
Gavilan Community College
Glendale Community College 1500 N Verdugo Rd Glendale, CA 91208 818- 240-1000 www.glendale.edu Scott Rubke, Div. Chair 408-852-2818 x5541 srubke@glendale.edu
Long Beach City College Aviation Department 1305 E Pacific Coast Hwy Long Beach, CA 90806 562-938-3069 www.lbcc.edu Kenneth Tsuji, Instructor 562-938-3216 ktsuji@lbcc.edu
Mt. San Antonio College 1100 N Grand Ave Walnut, CA 91789 909-274-7500 www.mtsac.edu Robert Rogus, Co-Chair 909-274-5006 rrogus@mtsac.edu
Orange Coast College
2701 Fairview Rd Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714-432-5072 www.orangecoastcollege.edu Stanley Harriman, Instructor 714-432-5986 Email address: [no information]
Palomar Community College
Cypress College
Pulaski Technical College www.uaa.aero
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NON-UAA INSTITUTIONS 1140 W Mission Rd San Marcos, CA 92069 760-744-1150 www.palomar.edu Paul Langston 760-744-1150 x5241 plangston@palomar.edu
Reedley College
995 N Reed Ave Reedley, CA 93654 559-638-3641 www.reedleycollege.edu Jason Asman, Instructor 559-638-3641 x3243 jason.asman@reedleycollege.edu
Sacramento City College
3835 Freeport Blvd Sacramento, CA 95822 916-558-2148 www.scc.losrios.edu Donnetta Webb, Dean Adv. Technology 916-558-2491 webbd@scc.losrios.edu
San Bernardino Valley College 701 S Mt Vernon Ave San Bernardino, CA 92410 909-384-4400 www.valleycollege.edu Allen Moore, Professor 909-384-4400 x8270 almoore@sbccd.cc.ca.us
San Diego Miramar College 10440 Black Mountain Road San Diego, CA 92126 619-388-7800 www.sdmiramar.edu David Buser, Instructor 619-388-7663 dbuser@sdccd.edu
San Joaquin Valley College 4985 E Andersen Ave Fresno, CA 93727 559-453-0123 www.sjvc.edu Point of Contact: Department: Telephone: Email address:
Solano Community College
4000 Suisun Valley Rd Fairfield, CA 94534 707-864-7000 www.solano.edu Marie Morinec, Dean of Applied Technology 707-864-7155 maire.morinec@solano.edu
University Aviation Association Culver City, CA 90230. (310) 287-4200 www.wlac.edu Jack Moy, Division Chair 310-287-4514 moyjm@wlac.edu
COLORADO Colorado Northwestern Community College
Wilmington University
320 N Dupont Hwy New Castle, DE 302-356-4636 www.wilmu.edu Audrey M. Parajon, Business Chair 302-356-6746 audrey.m.parajon@wilmu.edu
WASHINGTON, DC
Rabgely Campus 500 Kennedy Dr Rangely, CO 81648 800-562-1105 www.cncc.edu Jason Krueger 970-675-3223 Jason.krueger@cncc.edu
University of the District of Columbia
Redstone College- Denver
FLORIDA
10851 W 120th Ave Broomfield, CO 80021 877-348-9708 www.redstone.edu Tim Braa, Avionics Chair 303-410-2469 tbraa@redstone.edu
4200 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 202-274-5000 www.udc.edu Jacqueline Jackson, Dean Academic Affairs 202-274-5830 jsjackson@udc.edu
Eastern Florida State College
CONNECTICUT
3865 N Wickham Rd Melbourne, FL 32935 321-632-1111 www.easternflorida.edu Denise Johnson, Student Advisor 321-433-7754 johnsonde@easternflorida.edu
Naugatuck Valley Community College
Palm Beach State College
Quinebaug Valley Community College
St. Petersburg College
Three Rivers Community Technical College
Santa Fe College
750 Chase Pkwy Waterbury, CT 06708 203) 575-8000 www.nv.edu Point of Contact: Department: Telephone: Email address: [no information] 742 Upper Maple St Danielson, CT 06239 860-412-7200 www.qvcc.edu Jayne Battye, Dean 860-932-4050 jbattye@qvcc.commnet.edu
7 Mahan Drive Norwich, CT 06360 860-215-9000 www.threerivers.edu Patrick Knowles, Chair 860-215-9445 pknowles@trcc.commnet.edu
DELAWARE
4200 S Congress Ave Lake Worth, FL 33461 561-967-7222 www.palmbeachstate.edu Judy Maxwell, Aeronautical Science Department Chair 561-868-3577 maxwelja@palmbeachstate.edu 6605 5th Ave N St Petersburg, FL 33710 727-341-4772 www.spcollege.edu Lara Sharp, Program Director 727-398-8256 sharp.lara@spcollege.edu 3000 NW 83 St Gainesville, FL 32606 352-395-5000 www.sfcollege.edu Louis Kalivoda 352-271-2925 louis.kalivoda@sfcollege.edu
GEORGIA Georgia Northwestern Technical
West Los Angeles College 9000 Overland Ave 82
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NON-UAA INSTITUTIONS
University Aviation Association
College
Aviation Training Center 127 Capitoline Drive N.E. Rome, GA 30165 706-802-5085 www.gntc.edu Jon Byrd, Program Director 706-802-5086 jbyrd@gntc.edu
Central Georgia Technical College 3300 Macon Tech Dr, Macon, GA 31206 478-757-3400 www.centralgatech.edu Mike Pace, Program Chair 478-218-3360 mpace@centralgatech.edu
IDAHO Idaho State University
921 S 8th Ave Pocatello, ID 83201 208-282-0211 www.isu.edu Gary Shipley, Program Coordinator 208-232-8485 shipgary@isu.edu
ILLINOIS Kishwaukee College
21193 Malta Rd Malta, IL 60150 815-825-2086 www.kishwaukeecollege.edu Steve Durin, Program Coordinator 815825-2086 x2850 steve.durin@kishwaukeecollege.edu
Lewis and Clark Community College 5800 Godfrey Rd Godfrey, IL 62035 618-468-7000 www.lc.edu Alan Foster acfoster@lc.edu
Lincoln Land Community College 5250 Shepherd Rd. Springfield, IL 217-786-2200 www.llcc.edu Dave Pietrzak, Aviation Maintenance 309-922-1134 david.pietrzak@llcc.edu
Moody Bible Institute 820 N La Salle Dr Chicago, IL 60610
800-356-6639 www.moody.edu Cecil Bedford, Program Manager Telephone: [no information] Email address: [no information]
Quincy University
1800 College Ave Quincy, IL 62301 217-222-8020 www.quincy.edu Andrew Dow, Program Coordinator 217-228-5432 x3232 dowan@quincy.edu
Rock Valley College
6349 Falcon Rd Rockford, IL 815-921-7821 www.rockvalleycollege.edu Mark Adolphson, Academic Chair 815-921-3013 m.adolphson@rockvalleycollege.edu
Southwestern Illinois College
201 N Church St Belleville, IL 62220 618-234-4410 www.swic.edu Keith Mueller, Program Coordinator 618-235-2700 Keith.mueller@swic.edu
Vincennes University
1002 N 1st St Vincennes, IN 47591 800-742-9198 www.vinu.edu Jason Ritchie, Chief Instructor 317-328-7171 jritchie@vinu.edu
Waubonsee Community College
Route 47 Waubonsee Drive Sugar Grove, IL 60554 603-466-7900 Kerri Wilson, Administrative Specialist 630-466-7900 x2319 kwilson@waubonsee.edu
IOWA Iowa Western Community College 2700 College Rd Council Bluffs, IA 51503 712-325-3200 www.iwcc.edu Eugene Jedlicka, Program Chair 712-325-3370 ejedlicka@iwcc.edu
Central Christian College of Kansas 1200 S Main St McPherson, KS 67460 620-241-0723 www.centralchrustuan.edu Quinn Bowers, Aviation Instructor quinn.bowers@centralchristian.edu
Fort Hays State University
600 Park St Hays, KS 67601 785-628-3478 www.fhsu.edu Kim Stewart, Executive Director 785-628-4305 kstewart@fhsu.edu
Hesston College
325 S College Dr Hesston, KS 67062 620-327-4221 www.hesston.edu Amy Birdsell, Chief Flight Instructor 316-283-6161 amy.birdsell@hesston.edu
Wichita State University
NIAR 845 Fairmount St Wichita, KS 67260 316-978-6427 www.niar.twsu.edu John Tomblin, Executive Director 316-978-5234 tomblin@niar.wichita.edu
KENTUCKY Somerset Community College
808 Monticello St Somerset, KY 42501 606-679-8501 www.somerset.kctcs.edu David Deaton, Program Coordinator 606-451-6772 davida.deaton@kctcs.edu
LOUISIANA Louisiana Tech College
305 Wisteria St Ruston, LA 71272 318-257-2000 www.latech.edu Gary Odom, Department Head 318-257-2691 godom@latech.edu
Northwestern State University 175 Sam Sibley Dr
KANSAS
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NON-UAA INSTITUTIONS
Natchitoches, LA 71457 318-357-6011 www.nsula.edu Austin Temple, Dean 318-357-6699 temple@nsula.edu
Southern University at Shreveport 3050 Dr Martin Luther King Dr Shreveport, LA 71107 318-670-6000 www.susla.edu Banks, Timothy, Aviation Instructor 318-676-5596 tbanks@susla.edu
Sowela Technical Community College 3820 Sen J Bennett Johnston Ave Lake Charles, LA 70615 337-421-6565 www.sowela.edu Troy Fontenot 337-421-6592 x4343 troy.fontenot@sowela.edu
University of Louisiana at Monroe 700 University Ave Monroe, LA 71209 318-342-1000 www.ulm.edu David King, Program Director 318-342-1784 dking@ulm.edu
MICHIGAN Andrews University
8975 Old U.S. 31 Berrien Springs, MI 49104 269-471-7771 www.andrews.edu Duane Habenicht, Airport Manager 269-471-3265 duaneh@andrews.edu
Lansing Community College
610 N Capitol Ave Lansing, MI 48933 800-644-4522 www.lcc.edu Mark Cosgrove, Program Director cosgrom1@lcc.edu
Northern Michigan University
1401 Presque Isle Ave, Marquette, MI 49855 (906) 227-1000 www.nmu.edu Michael Andary, Assistant Professor 906-227-1573
MINNESOTA
University Aviation Association
Inver Hills Community College 2500 80th St E Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 651-450-3000 www.inverhills.edu Anand Vyas 651-450-3668 AVyas@inverhills.mnscu.edu
Lake Superior College
2101 Trinity Rd Duluth, MN 55811 218-733-7600 www.lsc.edu Dan Traska, Interim Director 218-733-7737 daniel.traska@lsc.edu
Northland Community & Technical College 1101 State Hwy 1 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 218-683-8800 www.northlandcollege.edu Richard Chapman, Aviation Instructor 218-683-8806
richard.chapman@northlandcollege.edu
MISSISSIPPI Hinds Community College 3925 Sunset Dr Jackson, MS 39213 601-366-1405 www.hindscc.edu Marion Eifling, Instructor 601-857-3822
Northwest Mississippi Community College 1310 Belk Blvd Oxford, MS 38655 662-236-2023 www.northwestms.edu Calvin Cooper, Program Director 662-280-6183 ccooper@northwestms.edu
MISSOURI Linn State Technical College
One Technology Dr Linn, MO 65051 573-897-5000 www.statetechmo.edu Robert Grosvenor, Chair 573-897-5199 robert.grosvenor@statetechmo.edu
NEBRASKA
Grace University
1311 S 9th St Omaha, NE 68108 402-449-2800 www.graceuniersity.edu Padin, Joel Program Director 402.449.2829 jpadin8451@graceu.edu
Western Nebraska Community College 371 College Dr Sidney, NE 69162 308-254-5450 www.wncc.edu Jon Leever, Aviation Instructor 308-254-7448 leeverj@wncc.edu
NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire Community Technical College — Nashua 505 Amherst St Nashua, NH 03063 603-578-8900 www.nashuacc.edu Bob Donadio, Aviation Professor 603-578-8900 x1761 bdonadio@ccsnh.edu
NEW JERSEY County College of Morris 214 Center Grove Rd Randolph, NJ 07869 973-328-5000 www.ccm.edu Venancio Fuentes, Chair 973-328-5766 vfuentes@ccm.edu
NEW YORK Dutchess Community College
53 Pendell Rd Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845-431-8000 www.sunydutchess.edu William F. Anderson, Dean 845-431-8961 william.anderson@sunydutchess.edu
Farmingdale State College
2350 Broad Hollow Rd Farmingdale, NY 11735 631-420-2000 www.farmingdale.edu Michael Trzaska, Chief Flight Instructor 631-420-2532 trzaskm@farmingdale.edu
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NON-UAA INSTITUTIONS
University Aviation Association
College
78 Washington Ave Schenectady, NY 12305 518-381-1200 www.sunnysccc.edu Tania Cabrera, Associate Professor 518-381-1328 cabrert@sunysccc.edu
NORTH CAROLINA Guilford Technical Community College 601 E Main St Jamestown, NC 27282 336-334-4822 www.home.gtcc.edu Joseph Badick, Instructor 336-334-4822 x59004 jrbadick@gtcc.edu
Robeson Community College
5160 Fayetteville Rd Lumberton, NC 28360 910-272-3700 www.robenson.edu Louis Mclntyre, Chair Math/Science 910-272-3381 lmcintyre@robeson.edu
OHIO Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
3520 Central Pkwy Cincinnati, OH 45223 513-569-1500 www.cincinnatistate.edu Austin Weichold, Instructor 513-569-4974 austin.weichold@cincinnatistate.edu
Columbus State Community College 550 E Spring St Columbus, OH 43215 614-287-5353 www.cscc.edu Jeffrey Gruber, Associate Professor 614-287-7105 jgruber@cscc.edu
OKLAHOMA Western Oklahoma State College 2801 N Main St Altus, OK 73521 580-477-2000 www.wosc.edu Jeri Dulaney, Dean 580-477-7767 jeri.dulaney@wosc.edu
OREGON
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Central Oregon Community College 2600 NW College Way Bend, OR 97701 541-383-7700 www.cocc.edu Karl Baldessari, Program Coordinator 541-318-3702 kbaldessari@cocc.edu
Lane Community College 4000 E 30th Ave Eugene, OR 97405 541-463-3000 www.lanecc.edu Paul Lancaster, Instructor 541-463-4316 lancasterp@lanecc.edu
Portland Community College
Greenville, SC 29607 864-250-8000 www.gvtec.edu James Crocker, Program Coordinator 864-422-1762 James.Crocker@gvltec.edu
Trident Technical College
7000 Rivers Ave North Charleston, SC 29406 843-574-6111 www.tridenttech.edu Barry Franco, Dean 843-574-6796 barry.franco@tridenttech.edu
SOUTH DAKOTA Lake Area Technical Institute
12000 SW 49th Ave Portland, OR 97219 971-722-6111 www.pcc.edu Larry Altree, Department Chair 971-722-7457 laltree@pcc.edu
1201 Arrow Ave NE Watertown, SD 57201 605-882-5284 www.lakereatech.edu Michael Cartney, President
PENNSYLVANIA
North Central Institute
Pennsylvania College of Technology 1 College Ave Williamsport, PA 17701 570-326-3761 www.pct.edu Jim Doebler, Associate Professor 570-320-2400 x3629 jdoebler@pct.edu
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
TENNESSEE 168 Jack Miller Blvd Clarksville, TN 37042 931-431-9700 www.nci.edu John McCurdy 931-431-9700 jmccurdy@nci.edu
TEXAS Amarillo College
5 Allegheny County Airport West Mifflin, PA 15122 412-346-2100 www.pia.edu Steven Sabold, Director of Admissions 412-346-2122 ssabold@pia.edu
1314 S Polk St Amarillo, TX 79101 806-371-5000 www.actx.edu James Faustina, Instructor 806-335-4381
SOUTH CAROLINA
101 Baldwin Blvd Corpus Christi, TX 78404 361-698-1200 www.delmar.edu Christopher Burnette, Instructor 361-698-2721 cburnette@delmar.edu
Bob Jones University
1700 Wade Hampton Blvd Greenville, SC 29614 864-242-5100 www.bju.edu Point of Contact: Department: Telephone: Email address:
Del Mar College
Hallmark University 8901 Wetmore Rd
Greenville Technical College 506 S Pleasantburg Dr
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NON-UAA INSTITUTIONS
San Antonio, TX 78216 210-826-1000 www.hallmarkuniversity.edu Randy Chapko, Program Chair 210-690-9000 x116 rchapko@hallmarkuniversity.edu
Lee College
200 Lee Dr Baytown, TX 77520 281-427-5611 www.lee.edu Layton Childress, Dean 281-425-6440 lchildress@lee.edu
Palo Alto College
1400 W Villaret Blvd San Antonio, TX 78224 210-486-3000 www.alamo.edu John Aken, Department Advisor 210-486-3077 jaken1@alamo.edu
San Jacinto College 8060 Spencer Hwy Pasadena, TX 77505 281-476-1501 www.sanjac.edu Travis Barker 281-478-2789 travis.barker@sjcd.edu
St. Philips College
1801 Martin Luther King Dr San Antonio, TX 78203 210-486-2000 www.alamo.edu Rod Cotter 210-486-7201 rcotter@alamo.edu
Tarrant County College District
1500 Houston St Fort Worth, TX 76102 817-515-8223 www.tccd.edu Joseph McCourt, Director of Aviation 817-515-7250 joseph.mccourt@tccd.edu
Texas Southern University 3100 Cleburne St Houston, TX 77004 713-313-7011 www.tsu.edu David Olowokere, Professor 713-313-7995 olowokeredo@tsu.edu
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Texas State Technical College – Harlingen
South Seattle Community College
Texas State Technical College – West Texas
Spokane Community College
North N Street Harlingen, TX 78550 800-852-8784 www.tstc.edu Thomas Cross, Instructor 956-364-4787
6000 16th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98106 206-934-5300 www.southseattle.edu Wendy Nagasawa, Executive Assistant 206-934-5311 wendy.nagasawa@seattlecolleges.edu
VIRGINIA
1810 N Greene St Spokane, WA 99217 509-533-7000 www.scc.spokane.edu Karl Bawden 509-533-8494 karl.bawden@scc.spokane.edu
Blue Ridge Community College
WISCONSIN
650 E Hwy 80 Abilene, TX 79601 325-672-7091 www.tstc.edu
College Ln Weyers Cave, VA 24486 540-234-9261 www.community.brcc.edu Fred Dyen, Professor 540-453-2306 dyenf@brcc.edu
Gateway Technical College
WASHINGTON
3520 30th Ave Kenosha, WI 53144 800-247-7122 www.gtc.edu Bryan Albrecht, President 262-564-3610 albrechtb@gtc.edu
Big Bend Community College
INTERNATIONAL
7662 Chanute St NE Moses Lake, WA 98837 509-793-2222 www.bigbend.edu John Gillespie, Chief Flight Instructor 509-793-2246 johng@bigbend.edu
Clover Park Technical College 4500 Steilacoom Blvd SW Lakewood, WA 98499 253-589-5800 www.cptc.edu Greg Doyon, Instructor 253-583-8915 greg.doyon@cptc.edu
Everett Community College
London Metropolitan University Centre for Civil Aviation
166-220 Holloway Rd Holloway, London N7 8DB, United Kingdom +44 20 7423 0000 www.londonmet.ac.uk Trushar Adatia, Associate Dean t.adatia@londonmet.ac.uk
Prince Sultan University
College of Business Administration PO Box 66833, Rafha Street Riyadh, 11586 SAUDI ARABIA (1196611)494-8537 danlwong888@gmail.com
2000 Tower St Everett, WA 98201 425-388-9100 www.everettcc.edu Dana Prigmore, Program Specialist 425-388-9584 dprigmore@everettcc.edu
Green River Community College 12401 SE 320th St Auburn, WA 98092 253-833-9111 www.greenriver.edu George Comollo 253-833-9111 x4336 gcomollo@greenriver.edu
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x
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CUNY Aviation Institute at York College
NY
x
x
Daniel Webster College
NH
x
x
Delaware State University
DE
x
x
Delta State University
MS
x
x
Dutchess Community College
NY
x
Eastern Kentuky University
KY
x
Eastern Michigan University - Eagle Flight Centre
MI
x
x
Eastern Michigan University
MI
x
x
Elizabeth City State University
NC
x
x
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Daytona Beach
FL
x
x
x
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide
FL
x
x
x
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Memphis
TN
x
x
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Prescott
AZ
x
Everglades University
FL
x
x
Florida Institute of Technology
FL
x
x
Florida Memorial University
FL
x
x
Florida State College at Jacksonville
FL
Florida Tech College of Aeronautics
FL
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x
x
x
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x x
CAN
Concordia University
x
x x
Baylor University
Community College of Beaver County
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x
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University Aviation Association
UAA MEMBER INSTITUTIONS: ALPHABETICAL LIST WITH OPTIONS & DEGREES er th O S UA y rit cu Se t y / Pilo fet Sa Pro g c / rin d u ne e t E ngi mt gh E g Fli s / nM t nic tio tro via Mgm A ec El s / aint h / M patc di e ics Stu nt / Dis ion Av tion Mai C / line n ia O AT Av ion te iat ua Av ad Gr rs elo ch tes cia Ba
so As
Institution Fox Valley Technical College
State WI
x
Hampton University
VA
x
Henderson State University
AR
x
x
Indian Hills Community College
IA
x
x
Indiana State University
IN
x
x
Institute of Aviation at Parkland College
IL
Inter American University of Puerto Rico - Bayamon
PR
Iowa Lakes Community College
IO
Jacksonville University
FL
Glendale Community College
CA
Kansas State University at Salina
KS
x
Kent State University
OH
x
x
LeTourneau University
TX
x
x
Lewis University
IL
x
x
x
Liberty University
VA
x
x
x
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x
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x
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Louisiana Tech University
LA
x
FL
x
Marywood University
PA
x
Mercer County Community College
NJ
Metropolitan State University of Denver
CO
x
x
Miami Dade College
FL
x
x
Middle Tennessee State University
TN
x
x
Minnesota State University, Mankato
MN
x
Montana State University – Gallatin College
MT
x
Ohio University
OH
x
x
Oklahoma State University
OK
x
x
Orange Coast College
CA
x
x
Ozarka College
AR
x
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x
x
x
x x
x
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Pacific Union College
CA
x
x
Polk State College
FL
x
x
Purdue University
IN
x
x
Quincy University
IL
x
x
Rockfield College of Management
SWZ
x
x
Rocky Mountain College
CO
x
x
Sacramento City College
CA
Saint Louis University, PCEAT
MO
Salt Lake Community College
UT
San Diego Christian College
CA
San Joaquin Valley College
CA
San Jose State University
CA
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x
x
x
x
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x
Lynn University
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UAA MEMBER INSTITUTIONS: ALPHABETICAL LIST WITH OPTIONS & DEGREES
er th O S UA y rit cu Se t y / Pilo fet Sa Pro g c / rin d u ne e t E ngi mt gh E g Fli s / nM t nic tio tro via Mgm A ec El s / aint h / M patc di e ics Stu nt / Dis ion Av ion Mai C / line n iat O AT Av ion te iat ua Av ad Gr rs elo ch tes cia
San Juan College
State NM
Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology
CAN
Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology
CAN
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x
South Dakota State university
SC
x
x
x
Southeastern Oklahoma State University – ASI
OK
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
IL UT
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology
OK
x
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology - LAX
CA
x
x
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology - IE
CA
x
x
Texas A&M University – Central Texas
TX
x
x
x
Texas Southern University
TX
x
x
x
Texas State Technical College - Waco
TX
x
The Ohio State University
OH
x
The University of Oklahoma
OK
x
Thomas Edison State University
NJ
Tulsa Community College
OK
x
Tuskeegee University
AL
x
University of Alaska - Anchorage
AK
University of Maine at Augusta
MN
x
University of Central Missouri
MO
x
University of Cincinnati – Clermont College
OH
University of Dubuque
IA
x
University of Management and Technology
PAK
x
University of Memphis
TN
x
x
University of Nebraska at Kearney
NE
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x x
x
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Southern Utah University
x
x x
x
x
Southern Illinois University
x
x x x
x
NE
x x
University of Southern California
CA
x
x
x
x
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x x
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x
x
x
x
x
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x
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ND
Utah State University
x
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University of Nebraska at Omaha
x x
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x
University of North Dakota University of Western Ontario
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CAN
x
UT
x
Utah Valley University
UT
x
x
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
NY
x
x
Walla Walla University
WA
x
x
Wallace State Community College - Hanceville
AL
x
Western Michigan University College of Aviation
MI
x
Westminster College
UT
Worms University of Applied Sciences
GER
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Collegiate Aviation Guide
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