2024 UAA Collegiate Aviation Guide

BOARDING PASS UAA

WHERE AVIATION & EDUCATION MEET

DATE:

September25-27,2024

TIME:

LAUNCHES 0830

DEPARTURE:

939 RIDGE LAKE BOULEVARD

MEMPHIS,TENNESSEE,38120 USA

About the Conference

09 25-27 2024

MEMPHIS, TN

University Aviation Association invites you to the 2024 Collegiate Aviation Education Conference & Expo in Memphis, Tennessee. Our Conference will be held in the Hilton Memphis, September 25-27, 2024. This 3-day event offers innovation workshops, thought-provoking education sessions, and opportunities for attendees to hear from leaders across the industry. During the meeting, committees meet to discuss targeted issues and policy positions that affect core groups within the membership.

Learn, Network, Connect! The annual collegiate aviation conference is the premier gathering place for college and university educators focusing on the collegiate aviation industry. It includes presentations from government agencies, university professionals, research-based programs, safety professionals, and those committed to best practices in aviation education in the college and university environment.

Hilton Memphis

Twenty-seven floors tower above East Memphis, with miles of views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Our location near the I-240 loop offers easy access to shopping, and Memphis International Airport is a 15-minute drive away.

UAA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICERS

President

Chaminda Prelis, PhD, Middle Tennessee State University

Vice President

Jeremy Brown, Frasca International, Inc

Past President

Mary Johnson, PhD, Purdue University

Secretary

Tyler Tenbrink, Piedmont Airlines

Treasurer

Ryan Wallace, EdD, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Executive Director

Dawn E. Vinson, University Aviation Association

EDITORIAL TEAM

Dawn Vinson, Editor

Missy Reece, Copy Editor

Geoff Ware, Publications Designer

Laura Swanson, Advertising Coordinator

Paige Richardson, Sarah Shirley & Trinity Wright, Proofreaders

TRUSTEES

James Birdsong, PhD, Auburn University

John Blum, Lone Star College

Amanda Briggs, Institute of Aviation at Parkland College

Cody Christensen, EdD, South Dakota State University

Michael Gaffney, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Yi Gao, PhD, Purdue University

William Kwong, Boeing Global Services

Ryan Leick, PhD, Utah Valley University

Amy Parish, UFA, Inc

Carla Pinto, Broward College

Matthew Romero, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale

Dristin Rose, Envoy Air

Martin Rottler, Delta Air Lines

Megan Sollender, Republic Airways

Douglas Williams, PhD, Community College of Baltimore County

The University Aviation Association (UAA) is the voice of collegiate degree-granting aviation programs that represent

Why should YOU join?

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

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

Educational Programming

Leadership Opportunities

Monthly Newsletter

Networking with Aviation Professionals

Professional Development Opportunities

Advertising Discounts

Peer-Reviewed Journal

Awards Program

Institutional Reviews

Scholarships

Enhanced Listing in Collegiate Aviation Guide

Academic Professional - Aviation Professionals ($100)

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Institutional - College and University Aviation Programs ($575)

Retired - Fully retired Aviation Professionals - 55 or older ($50)

Student- High school or undergraduate students interested in pursuing an aviation career ($30)

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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 2024 edition of the Collegiate Aviation Guide. The Guide is a directory of departments in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Canada, and abroad that offer academic degrees and/or majors in aviation. The institutions listed in this Guide are accredited by a regional or national accrediting organization as a degree granting institution and/or are listed in the 2023 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.

COLLEGIATE

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Athens State University

300 N. Beaty St., Athens, AL 35611 (256) 233-8100 | www.athens.edu/aerospace

Point of Contact:

ALABAMA

Wayne McCain - drwayne@athens.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: SACS/ACBSP

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 3,800; Graduate: 200

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 200; Graduate: 40

Percentage Identify as Female: 40%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,000; Non-Resident: $7,470

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2006; 2022 ATSU Aviation program is located: Applied Technology WSCC; College of Business (ATSU)

Specialized Program Accreditation: PVT/Comm/CFI Airplane/ Helicopter AAS (WSCC); BSASM (ATSU)

Online Aviation Programs: Aerospace Systems Management; Aviation Management; Space Systems Management

Non-Traditional Offerings: All On-Line Distance Learning-DL

FAA Certificate Offerings: Partnered w/ Wallace State Community College (WSCC) for Pilot Training

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: WSCC Private/ Commercial/Instrument; fixed and rotary wing ratings

Instruction conducted by: FAA CFI/CFII AGI; MS/PhD

Cost of Lab Fees: $53 (applicable to specific courses, not applicable to aircraft flight costs)

CFI employment after WSCC graduation

Board of Trustees and President appointed by Governor of Alabama

Wallace State Community College (Pilot training); Calhoun Community College (Aerospace Design and Manufacturing Technologies)

Comments: Athens State’s Bachelors of Aerospace Systems Management (BSASM) degree program offers a unique, on-line opportunity for students world-wide to meet the educational requirements of exponentially expanding aviation and commercial space industries at very affordable costs.

Auburn University

2150 Bent Creek Rd., Auburn, AL 36830 (334) 844-1942 | www.cla.auburn.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Dr. James Birdsong - jgb0013@auburn.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 24,931; Graduate: 5,510

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 615

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 14%

Percentage Identify as Female: 16%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition:

Resident: $11,826; Non-Resident: $31,986

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1941

Aviation program is located: School of Aviation

Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI)

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Course credit for pilot certification and ratings held at time of enrollment; Advanced Pilot or Flight Instructor Certification and Rating

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot Certification (ASEL); Instrument Rating - Airplane; Commercial Pilot Certification, Airplane Multi-Engine Land (AMEL); Certified Flight Instructor, Airplane Single-Engine (ASE); Certified Flight Instructor, Instrument-Airplane (IA); Flight Instructor Certification, Airplane Multi-Engine (AME); 1000-hour R-ATP eligible

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private Pilot Certification (ASEL); Instrument Rating - Airplane; Commercial Pilot Certification, Airplane Multi-Engine Land (AMEL); Flight Instructor Certification, Airplane Single-Engine (ASE); Flight Instructor Certification, Instrument-Airplane (IA); Flight Instructor Certification, Airplane Multi-Engine (AME); 1000-hour R-ATP

Flight Hours at Graduation: Average 350

Opportunities – Internship while enrolled

Scholarship/Financial Aid: https://www.auburn.edu/scholarship/ ausom/index.php

Administration: Industry Advisory Board

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AABI, Alpha Eta Rho, Eta Mu

Sigma, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, PPOT, Striped Wings Aviation Ambassadors, UAA, WAI, 99's

University of Alaska - Anchorage

717 O Street #3, Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 786-7200 | www.uaa.alaska.edu

Point of Contact:

Holly Johanknecht - Holly@uaa.alaska.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges

Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 6,200; Graduate: 525

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 405

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,000 (30 credits); Non-Resident: $20,000 (30 credits)

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1975

Aviation program is located: Community and Technical

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings at the time of admission; Credit only for Pilot Certificate at time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument), A&P

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141

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; CFII-Instrument: $6,000; Multi-Engine: $9,000; Total cost of Certificate and Ratings in flight major: $53,000 through Commercial Instrument & Multiengine; Non-flight Airframe & Power plant: $1,500; Other: ATC

Lab fee totals: $2,500

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 165; Average 200

Opportunities – Internship while enrolled

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Annual Value: est $100,000

Website: www.uaa.alaska.edu/scholarships

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, ATEC, UAA

Arizona State University

7442 E. Innovation Way., Mesa, AZ 85212

(480) 727-1595 | www.poly.engineering.asu.edu

Point of Contact: Marc O’Brien - marc.obrien@asu.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: 83,000; Graduate: 20,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 500; Graduate: 30

Freshman Admissions Requirements: see website

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $11,000; NonResident: $29,000

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1957

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Polytechnic School, Fulton Schools of Engineering

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: PAR through CFI-IME

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: IRA, Commercial Instruction conducted by: Airline Transport Professionals

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $20,189; Commercial and Instrument: $50,000; CFI-(Airplane): $7,000; CFII-(Instrument): $6,000; Total cost of certificate in flight major: $84,000

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled, Pathways with Airlines

Administration: Advisory Committee; Graduate placement

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, NBAA, UAA, WAI

ARIZONA

California Aeronautical University - AZ

4517 E. Mallory Circle, Suite 115, Mesa, AZ 85215 (661) 387-2057 | www.calaero.edu

Point of Contact:

Matthew Johnston - Mattj@calaero.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelors

Student Body: Co-Educational Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment www.calaero.com/catalog

Calendar System: Quarter

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2021

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA Certificates and Ratings held at time of admissions

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI (airplane), CFII (Instrument), Multi-Engine Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: See catalog for current tuition and fees

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: On-campus work study, airline and industry agreements SkyWest, Piedmont, GoJet, Horizon Air, Air Wisconsin, Mesa Airlines Scholarship/Financial Aid: calaero.edu/admissions-financial-aid/scholarships

Administration: Program Advisory Committees, Graduate Placement Services, Student Services

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, Air Race Classic, Alpha Beta Kappa, Alpha Eta Rho, AOPA, ARC, ASCA, ATEC, CPA, EAA, FAPA, FSANA, IAC, NAFI, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, USI, WIA, 99’s

Cochise Community College

4190 W. Highway 80, Douglas, AZ 85607 (520) 417-4028 | www.cochise.edu/flycochise

Point of Contact:

Belinda Burnett - burnettb@cochise.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,500

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 40

Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Diploma

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $91/Credit Hour; NonResident: $260/Credit Hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1966

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Douglas, AZ

Specialized Program Accreditation: FAA Part 141

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine Add On, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Cochise College

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $14,255; Instrument Rating: $16,635; Commercial ASEL: $20,350

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 280; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Regional Airline Partnership, Industry Internship

Aviation Affiliations: UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Utah Valley University Aviation

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

3700 Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 777-6669 | www.prescott.erau.edu

Point of Contact:

Dr. Juan Merkt - merktj@erau.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 2,894; Graduate: 52

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 943; Graduate: 26

Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Transcripts; Letters of Recommendation

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $35,424; Non-Resident: $26,568

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1926

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument), R-ATP, Rotorcraft

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141

Instruction conducted by: Airplane: in-house; Helicpoter: University Helicopter Inc (UHI)

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 190; Average 230 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships; career pathway program; flight instruction

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 2,887; Total Annual Value: $35,543, prescott.erau.edu

Administration: Industry Advisory Board; Career Services

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ALPA, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI

Henderson State University

1100 Henderson St., Arkadelphia, AR 71999 (520) 364-7943 | www.hsu.edu

Point of Contact:

Troy Hogue - hoguet@hsu.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 3,588; Graduate: 466

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: 187

Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT: 20 composite

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $231/Credit Hour, Non-Resident: $288/Credit Hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1972

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: School of Business

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI (Airplane), CFII (Instrument), Multi-Engine, MEI, R-ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, Other Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI (Airplane), CFII (Instrument)

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 220; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships, Flight Instruction, Airlines, Corporate

Scholarship/Financial Aid: hsu.edu/pages/future-students/ financial-aid/academic-scholarships/ Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, NIFA, SEC-AAAE, UAA

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Ozarka College

524A Airport Rd., Melbourne, AK 72556 (870) 368-2391 | www.fly.ozarka.edu

Point of Contact:

Susan Mitchel - susan.mitchell@ozarka.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 37

Percentage Identify as Female: 15%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: www.calaero.com/catalog

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,160, Non-Resident: $4,512

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2015

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Division of Applied Science and Technology

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admissions

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI (airplane), CFII (Instrument), Multi-Engine Add-On

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, Other Commercial, Multi-engine, CFI (Airplane), CFI-I (Instrument)

Instruction conducted by: ATP, CFI, CFII, MEI

Cost of Lab Fees:

https://www.hsu.edu/uploads/pages/tuition_fees_and_other_ expenses.pdf

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 190 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: On campus work study, and field trips

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total annual value received by our students: $110,000

Administration: Advisory Committees, Graduate Placement, Student Services

Aviation Affiliations: UAA, WAI

California Aeronautical University

1450 Boughton Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93308

(661) 387-2057 | www.calaero.edu

Point of Contact:

Matthew Johnston - Mattj@calaero.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 287; Graduate: 5 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 287

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 53%

Percentage Identify as Female: 16%

Calendar System: Quarter

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2014

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admissions

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI (Airplane), CFII (Instrument), Multi-Engine

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Part 61, FAA Part 141

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: See catalog for current tuition and fees

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: On campus work study, airline and industry agreements with SkyWest, Piedmont, GoJet, Trans States, Compass, Air Wisconsin, Mesa

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Various- including Private (banks, institutional) and Public Federal Student Aid for those who qualify - FASFA-Pell, FSEOG, and Cal Grants, Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford, Perkins and FFEL PLUS, and Consolidation Loans. Total Annual Value Varies by Scholarship and/or Funding type and source

Administration: Program Advisory Committees; Graduate Placement Services; Student Services

Aviation Affiliations: Alpha Eta Rho, AOPA, ARC, EAA, FSANA, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI

California Baptist University

8432 Magnolia Ave., Riverside, CA 92504 (951) 552-8800 | www.calbaptist.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Peyton Beard - aviationadmin@calbaptist.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Western Association of Schools and Colleges

Highest Degree Offered: PhD

Student Body: Co-educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 8,252; Graduate: 3,239

Mt. San Antonio College

1100 N. Grand Ave., Walnut, CA 91789 (909) 594-5611 | www.mtsac.edu

Point of Contact:

Robert Rogus - rrogus@mtsac.edu

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $49,578, NonResident: $38,365

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2013

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Arts & Science

Online Aviation Programs: Professional Pilot BS

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: See website: flycbu.com

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 200; Average 250; Maximum 300

Opportunities - Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships with local carriers, bridge agreements with airlines

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Varies

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AEA, IAMA, MSI, UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Horizon/Alaska Airlines

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public community college

Accreditation: Western Association of Schools and Colleges

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 29,000

Freshman Admission Requirements: GPA

Other Requirements: California Community College System in principle is open to all who apply

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $46/unit; NonResident: $295/unit

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1946 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Technology and Healtrh Division

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument), Multi-Engine, Remote Pilot Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Hourly rates apply - see website

Flight Hours at Graduation: Average 200; Maximum 400 Opportunities - Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled

Other Requirements: FAA ATC Internships available at six locations

Scholarship/Financial Aid: California College Promise Grant (CCPG), Pell, SEOG, BOG Fee Waiver, Cal Grant, Direct Loans, Federal Work Study (FWS)

Aviation Affiliations: AHP, NIFA, UAA

San Jose State University

One Washington Sq., San Jose, CA 95192 (408) 924-319 | www.sjsu.edu/avtech

Point of Contact:

Dr. Wenbin Weil - wenbin.wei@sjsu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Western Association of Colleges and Schools (WASC)

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 27,000; Graduate: 6,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 235

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Minimum eligibility indices: 2,900 SAT-based or 694 ACT-based for CA Residents; 3502 SAT-based or 842 ACT-based for Non-Residents

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $7,417; Non-resident:

Additional $372/Credit Hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1939 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Engineering

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates held at the time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument Instruction offered under part 141: FAA Part 61, FAA Part 141 Flight Instruction conducted by: Contractor, Part 141 affiliated flight schools

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $13,300; Commercial: $21,800; Instrument: $12,400

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Co-Op

Education

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total: 4; Total Annual Value: $7,800, www.sjsu.edu/avtech

Administration: Industrial Advisory Board

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AEA, AHP, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, UM, WE, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Numerous two-year Community College articulation agreements

University of Southern California, Viterbi

6033 W. Century Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90045

(310) 342-1345 | scalese@usc.edu

Point of Contact:

Daniel Scalese - scalese@usc.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private Accreditation: WSCUC

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 20,790; Graduate: 28,528

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Non-resident: $63,468

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1953

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Viterbi School of Engineering

Online Aviation Programs: Select classes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Custom courses available upon request. Contact for more details.

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147

Instruction conducted by: Professors, instructors

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: FlightSafety International, Flight Safety Foundation, IFALPA, ISASI, NBAA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: FlightSafety International, NBAA Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Program

William Jessup University

2121 University Ave, Rocklin, CA 95765

(916) 577-7489 | jessup.edu

Point of Contact: Loo Ng - Ing@jessup.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

Aims Community College

5401 W. 20th St, P.O. Box 69, Greeley, CO 80632 (970) 330-8008 | www.aims.edu

Point of Contact:

Norma Keeney - norma.keeney@aims.edu

Colorado Northwestern Community College

Rangely Airport, 2248 E Main Street, Rangely, CO 81648 (970) 675-3290 | www.cncc.edu

Point of Contact:

Jennifer Mark - Jennifer.Mark@cncc.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 3,800

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 160

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 10%

Percentage Identify as Female: 12%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT/SAT, transfer credit, or Accuplacer test scores

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: www.aims.edu/academics/aviation/costs.php

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1968

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Aims Flight Center, Fort Collins/Loveland Regional Airport

Specialized Program Accreditation: Air Traffic – Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI)

Traditional Aviation Degree Program: See table

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given at time of admission for PVT and INST ground and flight

FAA Certificate Offerings: PVT, COM, INST, ME, CFI, CFII, MEI, R-ATP

Partnership with Republic Airlines

Scholarship/Financial Aid: www.aims.edu/student/finaid

Administration: Aviation Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: AT-CTI Program, NIFA, UAA, UAS-CTI Program, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSUD) Aviation Degree Programs

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Requirements: Open enrollment

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: https://www.cncc.edu/ admissions/tuition-and-costs

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1962

School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: Career and Technical Education

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Aviation Technology –Flight (AAS & Cert), Aviation Maintenance Technology (AAS &Cert)

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission.

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot, Commercial, Instrument, CFI, CFII

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Institution faculty, Institution

Certified Flight Instructors

Cost of Lab Fees: Average flight costs - $49,250

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum: 190; Average: 235

Aviation Affiliations: UAA, NIFA

Articulation Agreements: Metro State University – Denver (MSUD), Utah Valley University (UVU)

Metropolitan State University of Denver

250 7th St., Denver, CO 80217 (303) 605-5287 | www.msudenver.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Kevin Kuhlmann - kuhlmank@msudenver.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 20,000; Graduate: 500

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 200

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 21%

Percentage Identify as Female: 18%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,000; NonResident: $20,000

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1967

School /college in which the aviation program is located:

College of Applied Sciences

Traditional Aviation Degree Program: See table

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

FAA Certificate Offerings: Privately External to University

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141, 147

Instruction conducted by: Private Contract

Aviation Affiliation: AAAE, AT-CTI, CABA, NBAA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: Colorado Northwest Community College/Aims Community

Delaware State University

1200 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901

(302) 857-6060 | www.desu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Lt. Col.(R) Michael Hales - mhales@desu.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Four-year degree institution

Accreditation: Other

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,050; Graduate: 302

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 87

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,500; NonResident: $22,000

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1987

School /College/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Business

Specialized Program Accreditation: FAA Part 141, US Veteran’s Affairs

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: FAA Part 61, Flight Training only

FAA Certificate Offerings: PPL, COMM, INST, CFI, CFII, ME, MEI Instruction conducted by: Full-time and Part-time Faculty and Professional Staff

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $8,200; Commercial and Instrument: $34,386; CFI (Airplane): $5,750; CFII (Instrument): $3,650; Multi-Engine: $6,319; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $58,305

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 300; Average 325; Maximum 350

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships while enrolled; employment upon graduation, minimum hourly requirements, we customarily hire our student CFIs back into our program to build hours

Scholarship/Financial Aid: www.desu.edu/admissions/tuitionfinancial-aid

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, CAP, NIFA, OBAP, UAA

Articulation Agreements: University of Delaware; Delaware

Technical Community College Foundation, IFALPA, ISASI, NBAA, UN Humanitarian Air Service, UAA

Articulation Agreements: FlightSafety International, NBAA

Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Program

Broward College Aviation Institute

7200 Pines Blvd., Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 (954) 201-8080 | www.broward.edu

Point of Contact:

Carla Pinto - cpinto@broward.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public State College

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelor

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 68,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 250

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,405, NonResident: $10,215

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1966

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Transportation

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

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

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, CFI, CFII

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61 (pilot), 141 (pilot), 147 (maintenance)

Instruction conducted by: (Pilot) On-site contract flight training provider, (Maintenance) certified airframe & powerplant mechanics

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 190; Average 210; Maximum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $50,000; www.broward.edu/scholarships. All programs eligible for federal financial aid, VA funding

Aviation Affiliations: AEA, AHP, ATEC, ISTAT, PAMA, UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida Atlantic University

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

1 Aerospace Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32128 (800) 522-6787 | www.daytonabeach.erau.edu

Point of Contact:

Alan Stolzer - Alan.Stolzer@erau.edu

Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private Accreditation: SACS

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 7,011; Graduate: 757

Undergraduate: 2,811; Graduate: 192

Percentage of Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 23%

Percentage Identify as Female:

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $38,664; Non-Resident: $40,680

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1926

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI, ABET

Online Aviation Programs: PhD in Aviation Program

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument), R-ATP

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $33,503; Commercial 23,468; Instrument $16,925; CFI-(Airplane): $14,000; CFII(Instrument): $6,400; Multi-engine: $6,900

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship Scholarship/Financial Aid: daytonabeach.erau.edu/financialaid/scholarships

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, UAA and others

Articulation Agreements: Several including Eastern Florida State College and Gulf Coast State College

FLORIDA

Everglades University

5002 T-Rex Ave Suite 200, Boca Raton, FL 33431 (855) 758-6019 | www.everglades-edu.info

Point of Contact: Hamilton - jehamilton@evergladesuniversity.edu

Aviation Degree Programs Programs Type of Degree

Aviation Maintenance Technology AAS, Certificate Varies

Aviation Technology Airplane AAS, Certificate Varies

Institutional Information Institution Type: Private Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)

Highest Degree Offered: Masters Student Body: 798

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 722; Graduate: 76

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 94; Graduate: 7

Percentage of Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 51%

Percentage Identify as Female: 34%

Freshman Admission Requirements: HS/GED/ Entrance Exam

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $755/credit; Non-Resident: $755/credit

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Institution

Accreditation:

Highest

Full-time

Freshman Admissions Requirements: www.fit.edu/freshman-admissions/freshman-admissionrequirements/

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: College of Engineering $42,770; All Other Colleges $39,360

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1968

School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aeronautics

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: https://www.fit.edu/aeronautics/ FAA Certificate Offerings: PPI, CPL, IR, MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI, Dispatcher

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141, 147

Instruction conducted by: Certified Flight Instructors

Flight Hours at graduation Minimum: 203

Industry/ Employment/ Learning Opportunities: Internship while enrolled.

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: https://www.fit.edu/financialaid/ Administration: Dr. John Deaton, Dean, College of Aeronautics

Aviation Affiliations: AABI Accreditation

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Florida Memorial University

15800 N.W. 42nd Ave., Miami Gardens, FL 33054 (305) 623-1440 | www.fmuniv.edu

Point of Contact:

Amado Musa - Amado.Musa@fmuniv.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelors

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 757; Graduate: 38

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate 80

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 90%

Percentage Identify as Female: 33%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Test Optional

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $12,576; NonResident: $12,576

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1987 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: School of Arts & Sciences

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI: Authorized Cessna Pilot Center

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot; Commercial; Instrument

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Wayman Aviation Academy

Cost of Lab Fees: None

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250; Average 300 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Several local Internships

Scholarship/Financial Aid: No limit. Total Annual Value: $150,000

Aviation Affiliations: AHP, GMAA, OBAP, TAI, UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Miami Dade College

Florida State College At Jacksonville

13450 Lake Fretwell St., Jacksonville, FL 32221 (904) 317-3844 | www.fscj.edu

Point of Contact:

Sam Fischer - 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

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 200

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 35%

Percentage Identify as Female: 17%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: HS Diploma or GED; All students are accepted

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,700; NonResident: $12,280

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1978

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: STEM

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI (Airplane), Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $7998, Instrument: $8508, Commercial: $20,673, Multi-Engine: $5,933, CFI (Airplane): $5,243

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 205; Average 273; Maximum 311

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: www.fscj.edu/admissions-aid/ financial-aid

Aviation Affiliations: ATEC, NIFA, UAA

2800 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211 (904) 256-7895 | www.ju.edu/aviation

Point of Contact: Nikki Bobbin - rrogus@mtsac.edu

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Lynn University

3601 N. Military Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33431 (561) 237-733 | www.lynn.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Lynette Johnson - ljohnson@lynn.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: SACS

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D. Student Body: 2,700

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 1,800; Graduate: 900 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 75; Graduate 15 Calendar System: Fall/Spring Semester, Summer Term Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $26,000; NonResident: $300/Credit Hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1981

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aeronautics

Online Aviation Programs: BS Aviation Management, MBA

Aviation Management

Non-Traditional Offerings: AA Aviation Operations

FAA Certificate Offerings: PPL, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, MEI, ATP

Instruction conducted by: Lynn University owned aircraft and Lynn employed CFIs

Cost of Lab Fees: Cessna: $164/hour, DA-42: $400/hour, CFI: $50/hour, MEI: $55/hour

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 200; Average 220; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Agreements with CommutAir and Republic Airways

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Miami Dade College

11011 S.W. 104 St., Miami, FL 33176 (303) 237-5956 | www.mdc.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Dr. Orlando Villaverde - ovillaverde@mdc.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

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

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 400

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 86%

Percentage Identify as Female: 30%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT, Other: CPT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $118/Credit Hour; Non-Resident: $229/Credit Hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1961 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Homestead Campus

Non-Traditional Offerings: Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations; Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admissions

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (Airplane)

Instruction conducted by: Independent FBO

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $4,242; Commercial and Instrument: $9,760; CFI-(Airplane): $2,700; Multi-Engine: $1,700; Other:

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 220

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Co/Op

Education; Internship while enrolled

Scholarship/Financial Aid: 1 Total Annual Value: $5,000-$7,000

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: AHP, NIFA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida Memorial University

Pasco-Hernando State College

13450 Lake Fretwell St., Jacksonville, FL 32221

(352) 518-1387 | www.phsc.edu

Point of Contact:

Rob Trsek - trsekr@phsc.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution

Freshman

Calendar

Annual

Aviation Program

Semester

Year aviation program established: 2017

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Workforce Development

Online Aviation Programs: Coming soon

Non-Traditional Offerings: College credit awarded for prior certification upon program entry; online, hybrid, and face-toface course offerings

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine, Flight Instructor, Flight Instructor - Instrument, Flight Instructor - Multi-Engine

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction Conducted by: Institution, American Aviation

Certified Flight Instructors

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled

Administration: Advisory Committee Aviation Affiliations: UAA

FLORIDA

Polk State College

999 Ave. H. N.E., Winter Haven, FL 33881 (863) 297-1000 | www.polk.edu/aerospace

Point of Contact: Gordon Mayes - gmayes@polk.edu

Institutional Information Institution Type: Public

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $2,700 (full time); Non-Resident: $9,900 (full-time)

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2012 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Business, Engineering, and Technology

College credit awarded for prior certification upon program entry; online, hybrid, and face-toface course offerings; courses available on multiple campuses. FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi- engine, Flight Instructor, Flight Instructor - Instrument, Flight Instructor - Multi-engine

Middle Georgia State University

71 Airport Rd., Eastman, GA 31023 (478) 374-6980 | www.mga.edu/aviation

Point of Contact: Adon Clark - adon.clark@mga.edu

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

College of DuPage

425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 (630) 205-6048 | www.cod.edu

Point

Institute of Aviation at Parkland College

1 Airport Road, Savoy, IL 61874

(217) 244-8606 | aviation.parkland.edu

Programs

Point of Contact:

Wendy Evans - wevans@parkland.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 80

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 85

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 12%

Percentage Identify as Female: 5%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Assessments into college level math, reading, and writing

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $171/Credit Hour indistrict, $386/Credit Hour out-of-district; Non-Resident: $531/

Credit Hour out-of-state

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2014

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Parkland College

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, UAS

Specialized Program Accreditation: R-ATP

Online Aviation Programs: No

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Parkland Faculty

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $16,100; Commercial: $21,300;

Instrument: $16,700; CFI (Airplane): $6,800; CFII (Instrument): $3,800; Multi-Engine: $9,000; Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $75,000

Flight Hours at Graduation: Average 250

Administration: Jon Moore, Chief Instructor & Director

Aviation Affiliations: Republic Airways, Air Wisconsin, Flightstar Corporation, GoJet Airlines

Articulation Agreements: Lewis University, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Western Michigan University

Lewis University

1 University Pkwy., Romeoville, IL 60446

(815) 836-5250 | www.lewisu.edu

Point of Contact:

Kaitlyn Weber - aviation@lewisu.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Ed.D., D.N.P.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,700; Graduate: 2,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 650; Graduate: 100

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $47,262

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1932

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation, Science, and Technology

Specialized Program Accreditation: FAA Part 65, 107, 141, 147

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Degrees or courses offered at satellite locations; FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot, Commercial, Instrument, MEI, CFI, CFII, R-ATP, Remote Pilot, Mechanic Certificate with Airframe & Powerplant

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Part 65, 141, 147, Cost of Lab Fees: $220/flight hour; $600 maintenance tools

Airline Partners: Republic Airlines, Mesa Airlines, Trans States Airlines, ExpressJet, GoJet, Air Wisconsin, Delta Tech Ops Industry Partners: United Airlines, Snap-On, ForeFlight, Pivot, Cessna Textron Top Hawk

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

545 N. Airport Rd., Murphysboro, IL 62966

(618) 453-8898 | www.aviation.siu.edu

Point of Contact: Michael Burgener - burgener@siu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

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: 6,754; Graduate: 1,883

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: 641

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 25%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT, GPA

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $321.25/hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1965 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Health and Human Sciences

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings, and aviation work experience at the time of admission; AVM degree offered at 6 locations around the country

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane/instrument), Rotorcraft, Mechanic, Airframe & Powerplant

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Part 61, Part 141, Part 147

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $16,603; Commercial and Instrument: $49,483; CFI-(Airplane): $11,333; CFI- (Instrument): $2,461; Multi-Engine: $8,012; Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $74,148; Non-Flight-Airframe & Powerplant: $825

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 200; Average 225 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships; Externships; Career guidance; Airline Partnership agreements; Extensive alumni network; CFI employment after graduation

Scholarship/Financial Aid: 20+ $75,000+, aviation.siu.edu

Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate placement

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AER, NGPA, NIFA, OBAP, RWAA, UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: SIUC has transfer agreements with most accredited 2 and 4 year colleges and universities in the US

Southwestern Illinois College

2500 Carlyle Ave., Belleville, IL 62221 (618) 222-5683 | www.swic.edu

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

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public/State Community College

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission and Illinois

Community College Board

Highest Degree Offered: AAS

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 90

Percentage Identify as Female: 10%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: HS Diploma or GED

Calendar System: Fall Semester / Summer Sessions / Spring Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,390; NonResident: $5,940

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1968

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Technical Education

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Helicopter PVT, Instrument, Commercial, CFI (Airplane) PVT, (Instrument), Multi, CFI Pending

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Helicopter PVT, Instrument, Commercial, CFI Airplane Pending 141, PVT, Multi, CFI

Flight

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships

Aviation Affiliations: AOPA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: SIU Carbondale for BS Degree in Aviation Management, Trans States Airlines

Indiana State University

650 Cherry St., Terre Haute, IN 47809 (812) 237-2647 | www.fmuniv.edu

Point of Contact:

Troy Allen - troy.allen@indstate.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 364

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,890; NonResident: $11,380

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1964

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Technology

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit may be given for flight certificates

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot, Commercial, Instrument Rating, Pilot, Multi-Engine Rating, Multi-Engine Instructor, Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, ATP Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147

Cost of Lab Fees: $2,100 in addition to flight fees

Flight Hours at graduation: Average 245

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship study abroad

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI

Indiana Wesleyan University

1900 West 50th St., Marion, IN 46953 (866) 498-4968 | www.indwes.edu

Point of Contact: Joe Childs - joe.childs@indwes.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: 10,000

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,900; Graduate: 5,100

Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Diploma

Calendar System: 12 week Term for Aviation Students

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $392 (Credit); NonResident: $392 (Credit)

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2021

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: DeVoe School of Business

Online Aviation Programs: AS Professional Pilot; BS Aviation Management

FAA Certificate Offerings: Airplane: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI, CFII, MEI, Multi-Engine add on Instruction offered under FAA Part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Partner Flight Schools

Cost of Lab Fees: $60,000-$80,000

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship Available

Aviation Affiliations: UAA

Purdue University

1401 Aviation Dr., West Lafayette, IN 47907 (765) 494-9967 | www.polytechnic.purdue.edu

Point of Contact:

Vicki Gilbert - vgilbert@purdue.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 34,920; Graduate: 10,014

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 1,651; Graduate: 230

Minority Percentage Enrolled Female 18%, Male 82%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: www.admissions.purdue.edu/apply/criteriafreshmen.php

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,564; Non-Resident: $29,726

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1953

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Polytechnic Institute

Online Aviation Programs: Masters in Aviation and Aerospace Management, Aviation Safety Management

Non-Traditional Offerings: Undergraduate credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument), R-ATP

Instruction offered under FAA Part 141: (Professional Flight Technology); Part 147 (Aeronautical Engineering Technology)

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $12,900; Commercial: $10,500; Instrument: $10,900; Multi-Engine: $3,952; CFI (Airplane): $2,996

Flight Hours

Scholarship/Financial Aid: www.purdue.edu/dfa

Administration: Industry Advisory Board

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ABET, AIAA, ATEC, Envoy Air, Frontier

University of Dubuque

2000 University Ave., Dubuque, IA 52001

(563) 589-3000 | www.dbq.edu

Point of Contact:

Tony Foster - tfoster@dbq.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Doctor of Ministry

Student Body: 1,989

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 1,289; Graduate: 352 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 331; Graduate: 2

Percentage Minority Enrolled in

Percentage

Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA: 2.5, ACT: 18

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $34,400; NonResident: $34,400

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1973

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Undergraduate

Online Aviation Programs: No

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

FAA Certificate Offerings: Fixed-wing and Rotor-wing: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-engine (FW-only), Flight Instructor (CFI), Flight Instructor-Instrument (CFI-I), Multiengine Instructor (MEI), and Restricted Airline Transport Pilot (R-ATP)

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Fixed-wing: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-engine, and CFI with 141 Examining Authority. Rotor-wing: Private and Instrument

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Fixed-wing: Private - $14,965; Instrument $8,962; Commercial - $26,633; Multi-engine - $9,580; CFI$8,334. Rotor-wing:

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 240.9; Average 299.8 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Interships while enrolled and post-graduate; GI Bill Approval; Army ROTC Scholarship/Financial Aid: www.dbq.edu/Admission/

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Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AABI, Alpha Eta Rho, NBAA, NIFA, RAA, UAA, WAI Articulation Agreements: Indian Hills Community College

KANSAS

Hesston College Aviation

301 S. Main St., Hesston, KS 67062 (620) 327-4221 | www.hesston.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Mike Baker - mike.baker@hesston.edu

Institutional

Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus

2310 Centennial Rd., Salina, KS 67401 (785) 826-2679 | www.salina.k-state.edu

Point of Contact:

Christopher Smith - csmith8@ksu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission Highest

Freshman Admissions Requirements: www.k-state.edu/admissions/apply/#open=newFreshmen Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $42,689; NonResident: $102,227

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1986 School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission; Courses offered through distance learning; Incoming students must test out of ratings held

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot, Instrument Rating, Multi-engine Rating, Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, Multi-engine Instructor, ATP

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus

Cost of Lab Fees:

https://polytechnic.k-state.edu/academics/degree-options/ Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 225; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Flight Instructor, Airlines, Corporate, ATC Scholarship/Financial Aid:

https://polytechnic.k-state.edu/admissions/finaid/scholarships. html

Aviation Affiliations: Mesa Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, PSA Airlines, Republic Airlines, UAA

Louisiana Tech University

P.O. Box 3181, Ruston, LA 71272 (318) 257-2660 | liberalarts.latech.edu

LOUISIANA

Point of Contact:

Theresa Duke - tduke@latech.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 8,000; Graduate: 2,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 180

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT, GPA

Calendar System: Quarterly system awarding semester credit

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $5,553; Non-Resident: $5,553

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1967

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Liberal Arts

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: No

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

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (Airplane), CFI (Instrument)

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: www.liberalarts.latech.edu/aviation

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 210; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships/ Flight Instructor

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Department and Industry scholarships available Aviation

AABI, ALPA, LAMA, NIFA, UAA, WAI

Southern University at Shreveport

3050 MLK Jr. Dr., Shreveport, LA 71107

(318) 670 - 9592 | www.susla.edu

Point of Contact:

Timothy Banks - tbanks@susla.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Highest Degree Offered: Associates

Student Body: 3,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 23; Graduate: 10

Freshman Admissions Requirements: 18 years of age

Calendar System: Trimester, non-stop

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,000; NonResident: $10,000

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1993

FAA Certificate Offerings: Basic Sheet Metal and Precision Measurement Instruments Aviation Degree Programs

MARYLAND

Capitol Technology University

11301 Springfield Rd., Laurel, MD 20708 (240) 965-2468 | www.captechu.edu

Point of Contact:

Dr. James Hwang - jgrant11@twu.edu

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

Community College of Baltimore County

800 S. Rolling Rd., Catonsville, MD 21228 (443) 840-4157 | www.ccbcmd.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Douglas Williams - dwilliams@ccbcmd.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Middle States Association of Colleges & Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 45,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 350

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 42%

Percentage Identify as Female: 27%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Diploma

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $7,200; Non-resident: $12,500

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1974 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: School of Business, Technology & Law/Transportation Technology/Aviation

Specialized Program Accreditation: Collegiate Training Initiative

Online Aviation Programs: All degree & certificate programs

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

FAA Certificate Offerings: Airplane & Rotorcraft: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Flight Instructor; Remote Pilot, Aircraft Dispatcher

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: CCBC

Cost of Lab Fees: See CCBC Flight Training Guide www. ccbcmd.edu/aviation

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 255; Average 280 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships, Flight & Simulator Instruction

Affiliations: ATCA, AOPA, NBAA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WIA, 99’s

Articulation Agreements: CCBC credits transfer to most 4-year colleges and universities

University of Maryland Eastern Shore 30665 Student Center, Princess Anne, MD 31853 (410) 651-8317 | wwwcp.umes.edu/aviation

Point of Contact: Chris Hartman - chartman@umes.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Higher Ed

Accreditation: Middle States Council on Higher Education

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: 2,646

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 2,069;

Cape Cod Community College

246 S. Meadow Rd., Plymouth, MA 02360 (774) 994-0197 | www.capecod.edu

Point of Contact:

Michale Sasso - msasso@capecod.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: New England Commission of Higher Education

Highest Degree Offered: AAS

Student Body: 2,264 Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 1,355

Eastern Michigan University 3099 Tyler Road, Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (734) 481-3000 | www.emich.edu

Institutional

Year aviation program established: 2014

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Community College Non-Traditional Offerings: Professional Aviation Maintenance Certification

FAA Certificate Offerings: Airframe & Powerplant Aviation

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Andrews University

3848 Griggs Ave., Berrien Springs, MI 49104 (269) 471-3120 | www.andrews.edu

Point of Contact:

Dina Simmons - SimmonsD@Andrews.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1982 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Engineering & Technology

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII, Multi-Engine, MEI, Disptach Instruction conducted by: Crosswings Aviation

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

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Western Michigan University

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

Point of Contact:

Tom Thinnes - tom.thinnes@wmich.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission; Aviation Accreditation Board International

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D. Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 15,309; Graduate: 3,729

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 1,272

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 30%

Percentage Identify as Female: 17%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: 1) High school GPA; 2) SAT/ACT score; 3) Type of courses taken; 4) Trend in grades; https://wmich.edu/apply/undergraduate/freshman/; Calendar

System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $13,334; NonResident: $16,667

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1939 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Western Michigan University: College of Aviation Non-Traditional Offerings: Standard University programs and degrees offered at satellite locations. Courses offered through distance learning.

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-engine, R-ATP, CFI (Airplane), CFI (Instrument), CFI (Multi-Engine), Airframe and Powerplant

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: part 61, 141, 147

Instruction conducted by: Western Michigan University

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $23,819; Instrument and Commercial Multi-Engine with the Commercial Single-Engine Add-On: $46,772; CFI (Airplane): $10,453; CFI (Instrument): $2,929; CFI (Multi-Engine): $6,268; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $ 70,591. Aviation Technical Operations Degree:

Total cost of lab fees in tech ops major: $3,558

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 192; Average 200-250; Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: United

Aviate, Delta Propel, AAAR EAGLE participant, Delta Tech Ops partner, multiple internship opportunities while enrolled, various cadet and pipeline agreements with multiple regional airlines

Scolarship/Financial Aid: https://wmich.edu/finaid

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AABI, AHP, AWAM, NGPA, NIFA, OBAP, UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Any Michigan Community College

Academy College

1600 E. 82nd St., Bloomington, MN 55431 (952) 851-0066 | www.academycollege.edu

Point of Contact:

Nancy Olson - academy@academycollege.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelors

Minority Percentage Enrolled in Aviation Program: Male 90%; Female 10%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: AAS or BS Degree, HS diploma with 2.0 GPA, GED or a score of 20 or above on ACT, if HS diploma is under 2.0 GPA or has been 10+ years since degree or HS diploma earned, student must take AEC Entrance Exam

Calendar System: Quarterly

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $18,300

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1994

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Academy College

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot License, Instrument Rating, Commercial Rating, Multi-Engine Rating, Certified Flight Instructor, Certified Flight Instructor (Instrument), Multi-Engine Instructor

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction Conducted by: Thinderbird Aviation Cost of Lab Fees: $84,750 (includes Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, and CFII)

Minnesota State University Mankato

328 Armstrong Hall, Mankato, MN 56001 (507) 389-6116 | ed.mnsu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

James Dunn - james.dunn@mnsu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

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: 14,761; Graduate: 1,823

Aviation Program: Undergraduate 625

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT, GPA

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,566; NonResident: $16,984

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1969

School/College/division in which the aviation program is located: College Of Education

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission; Credit given for specific military courses

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commerical, Instrument, MEI, CFI, CFII.

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141

Instruction conducted by: Contractor

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $15,547; Commercial and Instrument: $59,296; CFI (Airplane), CFII (Instrument), and Multi-Engine Instructor: $16,902

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 220; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $14,000

Administration: Industry Advisory Board Aviation Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AHP, NIFA, UAA, WAI

Delta State University

1003 W. Sunflower Road, Cleveland, MS 38733 (662) 588-1327 | deltastate.edu

Point of Contact: Joe Saia - cavinfo@deltastate.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 2,320; Graduate: 426

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 98; Graduate: 54

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 13%

Percentage Identify as Female: 10%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: ACT, GPA

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident $8,121; Non-Resident $8,121

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1981

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Business and Aviation

Online Aviation Programs: Master of Commercial Aviation

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit Given for Private Pilot Rating, Up to 12 Credit Hours given toward the MCA program

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII Multi-Engne, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument)

Instruction conducted by: Institution Faculty and Flight Instructors

Cost of Lab Fees: Minimum Syllabus cost Private: $10,771, Instrument: $10,771, Commercial/Multi-Engine: $17,621

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 220; Average 255; Maximum 268 Opportunities - Industry/Employment/Learning: 98% of graduates are employed at graduation, 97% employed with regionals after RATP minimums are met

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total: $130,000

Administration: Industry Advisory Board

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AHP, FAA, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WIA

Articulation Agreements: Hinds CC, MDCC

Saint Louis University

3450 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63103 (314) 977-8207 | www.slu.edu

Point of Contact:

Stephen Magoc - magocSG@slu.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 8,330; Graduate: 4,583

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 210; Graduate: 29

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 13.8%

Percentage Identify as Female: 12.4%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT: 1030, ACT: 20, GPA: 2.5

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $48,100;

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1927

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: St Louis University/Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology/Department of Aviation Science

Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI): B.S. in Aeronautics with concentrations in Aviation Management and Flight Science

Online Aviation Programs: Yes, B.S. in Aeronautics with concentration in Aviation, Management, Masters in Aviation, Doctor of Philosophy in Aviation

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates/ ratings held at the time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot with Single and Multi-Engine Rating, and Certified Flight Instructor

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Part 61 and Part 141 Instruction conducted by: Flight Instruction Staff - Employees of Saint Louis University

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $22,400; Commercial and Instrument: $22,400; Multi-Engine: $11,200; CFI: $11,200

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 190; Average 230; Maximum 260

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship and Cooperative Eduction

Scholarship/Financial Aid:

Administration: Dr. Scott Duellman, Interim Dean of the School of Science and Engineering

Aviation Affiliations: Alpha Eta Rho, Women in Aviation, International, NIFA-Flying Billikens, University Aviation, NBAA Articulation Agreements: RJet Cadet Program - Republic Airways, CFI Cadet Program with Mesa Airlines, Pilot Pipeline Agreement with Envoy Airlines

Southeast Missouri State University

1 University Plaza, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 (573) 651-2649 | www.semo.edu

MISSOURI

Point of Contact: Miranda Sullivan - msullivan@semo.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

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 college aviation education, the aviation industry, and government agencies.

Vision

A professional association and unifying voice for promoting and furthering aviation education as a collegiate academic discipline.

University of Central Missouri

T. R. Gaines 210, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-8103 | www.ucmo.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Matthew Furedy - furedy@ucmo.edu

Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Education Specialist

Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 8,120; Graduate: 2,176

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 230; Graduate: 12

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Curriculum Requirements, Residency, and Test Score Percentile Chart

Calendar System: Semester

Annual

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1968

School /college/division in which the aviation program is located: Harmon College of Business and Professional Studies

Specialized Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International

Online Aviation Programs: Master of Science, Aviation Safety

Non-Traditional Offerings: Master’s offered online, courses offered at Satellite locations

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 147

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $11,920; Commercial and Instrument: $37,060; CFI (Airplane): $4,600; CFI (Instrument): $2,550; Multi-Engine: $3,850; Total

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: www.ucmo.edu/aviation/ scholarships

Administration: LTC Tony Monetti, Assistant Dean of Aviation

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AHP, Aviation Student Leadership, UAA, WIA

Articulation Agreements: Linn Tech, Envoy, GoJets, Republic, Express Jet

Gallatin College Montana State University

101 Hamilton Hall, Bozeman, MT 59717 (406) 994-5147 | www.gallatin.montana.edu

Point of Contact:

Ryan Haskins - ryan.haskins@montana.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 528

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 85

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,280; NonResident: $11,500

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2005

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Gallatin College

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction conducted by: Gallatin College/Summit Aviation

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $11,800; Commercial including MultiEngine $33,600; Instrument: $12,400; Total cost of certificate in flight major: $57,800

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 190; Average 200

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $30,000

Administration: Aviation Advisory Board, Graduate Services

Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: Montana State University, Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship, Rocky Mountain College

Rocky Mountain College

1511 Poly Dr., Billings, MT 59102

(406) 657-1060 | www.rocky.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Dan Hargrove - hargrovd@rocky.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Highest Degree Offered: PhD

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 900 Graduate: 100

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergrad: 135

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 10

Percentage Identify as Female: 20

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $29,976; Non-resident: $29,976

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1988 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Professional Studies

Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation

Board International

Online Aviation Programs: No

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

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, ME, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141 with examining authority: Examining Authority approved Part 141

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: $17,400; Instrument: 13,500; Commercial: $21,400; CFI-Airplane: $6,800; CFI- Instrument: $3,300; Multiengine: $8,700; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $61,000

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 205; Average 400 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled. Formal Programs with multiple airlines

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: 12 available; Annual Value: $16,000

Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate placement

Articulation Agreements: Gallatin College Aviation

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AHP, AOPA, NAFI, NBAA, NIFA, UAA

Other information: Minors in Unmanned Aerial Systems and Dispatch Certification Traditional Aviation Degree Programs Aviation Degree Programs

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University of Nebraska at Kearney

905 W. 25th Street, Kearney, NE 68849 (308) 865-8803 | www.unk.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

David Ballinger - ballingerd@unk.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

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: 70

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT, GPA

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,584; NonResident: $12,741

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1983

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Business and Technology

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-Engine, CFI (Airplane), CFII (Instrument), MEI Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Institution Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $10,200; Commercial and Instrument: $19,895; CFI (Airplane): $2,580; CFII (Instrument): $2,440; Multi-Engine: $14,450; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $44,545

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 190; Average 230;

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: 10; Total Annual Value: $25,000

Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate placement service

Aviation Affiliations: Alpa Eta Rho, NBAA, RAA, UAA, USAF Jr ROTC

University of Nebraska Omaha

6001 Dodge St., Omaha, NE 68182 (402) 554-3424 | www.unomaha.edu

Point of Contact:

Sara Martin - sglathar@unomaha.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 12,768; Graduate: 3,124

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1990

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: School of Public Adminstration

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for Private Pilots License

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-engine, CFI, Part 107

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Instrument, Commercial Instruction conducted by: Faculty

Cost of Lab Fees: Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $40,000

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 300; Average 350; Maximum 700 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Co-Op

Education, Internship while enrolled, Pathway Programs

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 15; Total Annual Value: $30,000; Financial Aid Available

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, Alpha Eta Rho, AOPA, Envoy, ExpressJet, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, Republic, Southwest Airlines UAA, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Metro Community College, Iowa Western Community College

Southern New Hampshire University

2500 North River Rd., Manchester, NH 03106 (603) 645-9611 | www.snhu.edu

Point of Contact: Sandra Kingma - sandra.kingma@csn.edu

Point of Contact: Domenic LaFauci - d.lafauci@snhu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelors of Applied Science Student Body: Co-Educational

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1998 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Advanced & Applied Technologies

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: NTE credit for FAA certificates & ratings considered

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, All ASEL Instruction conducted by: CSN Approved Contractor for Flight, All coursework - institution Cost of Lab Fees: Additional Fees: Private: $10,800; Instrument: $10,800; Commercial: $9,800 Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Industry Partner Career Pathways

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: FASFA

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: Industry Partner Career Pathways

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

Atlantic Cape Community College

5100 Black Horse Pike, Mays Landing, NJ 08330 (609) 343-4959 | www.atlantic.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Bojan Zilovic - bzilovic@atlanticcape.edu

Institutional Information/Aviation Program None

Mercer County Community College

1200 Old Trenton Rd., Trenton, NJ 8550 (609) 570-3487 | www.mccc.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Deanna Lawson - lawsond@mccc.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 50

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $227/Credit Hour; Non-Resident: $651/Credit Hour

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1968

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII (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; CFII (Instrument): $3,840; MultiEngine: $5,435; Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $60,585

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship

Administration: Advisory Committee

Affiliations: ATCA, UAA

Eastern New Mexico University

905 W. 25th Street, Kearney, NE 68849 (800) 367-3668 | www.enmu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Alaba Idowu - Alaba.Idowu@enmu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,473; Graduate: 1,221

Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 111

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 34%

Percentage Identify as Female: 4%

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,996, Non-Resident: $5,994

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2007

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences / Physical Science

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credits given for A&P licenses, aircraft maintenance training

Cost of Lab Fees: Aviation Maintenance Technology Fees: $155

Aviation Affiliations: UAA

CUNY Aviation Institute - York College

94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11451 (718) 262-2513 | www.york.cuny.edu/aviation

Point of Contact: Chris Hsu - CHsu@york.cuny.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Academic Accreditation: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

Dutchess Community College

53 Pendell Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (845) 431-8000 | www.sunydutchess.edu

Point of Contact:

John Trosie - trosie@sunydutchess.edu

Institutional Information

2350 Broad Hollow Rd., Farmingdale, NY 11735 (934) 420-2036 | www.farmingdale.edu/engineering/avn/

Point of Contact:

Jeanne Radigan - radigaj@farmingdale.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

Vaughn College of Aeronautics & Technology

86-01 23rd Ave., Flushing, NY 11369 (662) 588-1327 | www.vaughn.edu

Point of Contact:

Ronald Ruggeri - ronald.ruggeri@vaughn.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private, Non-profit

Accreditation: Middle States Assoc. of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Percentage Identify as Female:

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Diploma or GED, Official copy of HS transcript, SATS or ACTS

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Full-time Academic: $12,850,

ATI: $9,240

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1932

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Vaughn College of Aeronautics & Technology

Online

Elizabeth City State University

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

Point of Contact:

Robin Mangham - rrmangham@ecsu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs Programs

University of North Dakota

3980 Campus Road, Grand Forks, ND 58202

(701) 777-3922 | www.und.edu

Point of Contact:

Kenneth Polovitz - kenneth.polovitz@und.edu

Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 4,456; Graduate: 1,972

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 73

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $500/Semester, NonResident: $2,500/Semester

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2002

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Department of Technology

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI, CFII, MEC, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141 Examining Authority

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Total flight lab instruction cost PPL to MEI: $35,000

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 190; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships, Scholarships, Capstone, Outreach, Fellowships

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Grants, Loans, Scholarships

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AOPA, AUVSI, NBAA, UAA

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: North Central Assoc. of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 13,600; Graduate: 2,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 2,000; Graduate 42 Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT, GPA

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $11,177, Non-Resident: $27,600

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1968

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: John D. Odegard School of Aeronautics Sciences

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI, AACSB

Online Aviation Programs: Yes, Master’s of Science only

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrumental, Multi-Engine, CFI (airplane), CFII- (instrument), MEI, ATP, R-ATP, Rotorcraft

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Examining Authority

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $13,165; Commercial and Instrument: $23,125; CFI-(Airplane): $7,265; CFII- (Instrument): $5,490; Multi- Engine: $10,469; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $64,448 Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 197; Average 222 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AABI, AEA, AIAA, ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, PAMA, RAA, UAA, WAI

Bowling Green State University

1001 E Wooster St., Bowling Green, OH 43403 (419) 372-2531 | www.bgsu.edu

Point of Contact:

Michael Ferguson - fergmic@bgsu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission (Aviation program fully AABI accredited)

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 14,465; Graduate: 3,180

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 393

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation program: 4%

Percentage Identify as Female: 13%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School coursework & GPA, ACT, SAT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $12,547; NonResident: $20,535

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1978

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Technology, Architecture and Applied Engineering

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial/ Multi-Engine; Commercial/Single-Engine; CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141

Instruction conducted by: Bowling Green Flight Center

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $15,400; Instrument: $27,000; Commercial/Multi-Engine: $23,440; MEI: $8,650; CFI: $5,210; CFII: $4,820

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 194; Average 220;

Maximum 240

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled; Co-operative education courses

Administration: Industry Advisory Board

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, AABI, AHP, NBAA, NIFA, OAA, UAA, WIA

Kent State University

P.O. Box 5190, Kent, OH 44242

(330) 672-4449 | www.kent.edu

Point of Contact:

Maureen McFarland - mmcfar12@kent.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Research University

Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 34,000+; Graduate: 6,267

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 578; Graduate 10

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $20,928; NonResident: $29,460

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1967

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aeronautics and Engineering

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI, ABET

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI, CFII, Aircraft Dispatch

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, Other Part 65, 141,147

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $8,960; Commercial and Instrument: $36,590 (4 courses); CFI-(Airplane): $7,361; CFII- (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 700; Maximum 900 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Co-op education, Internship while enrolled, Internship post-graduate Scholarship/ Financial Aid: www.kent.edu/financialaid/ scholarships

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AIAA, ATCA, NBAA, NIFA, OBAP, RAA, UAA, WAI

Ohio University

751 Columbia Road, Albany, OH 45710 (740) 597-2629 | www.ohio.edu/engineering/aviation

Point of Contact:

Deak Arch - arch@ohio.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Research Public University

Accreditation: Ohio University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC, formerly the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education) and has been continuously accredited since 1913

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 15,000; Graduate: 800 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 217

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 21%

Percentage Identify as Female: 20%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $12,840 Non-Resident: $22,810

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1939 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Russ College of Engineering and Technology

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial Single-Engine, Commercial Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private, Instrument, Commercial Single-Engine

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Total flight lab instruction cost PPL to MEI: Private: $10,425, Instrument: $8,349; Commercial SEL (3 courses): $27,880.00; Multi-Engine: $7,120; CFI: $4,140; CFI-I: $3,815

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 206; Average 238

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: 8; Total Annual Value: 12,500

Aviation Affiliations: UAA, ORBAA, WAI, NIFA

Sinclair Community College

444 W. Third Street, Dayton, OH 45401 (937) 512-2570 | www.sinclair.edu

Point of Contact:

Clay Pittman - clay.pittman@sinclair.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: Other

Highest Degree Offered: Associate Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 15,000

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 110

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,785 in-county, $9,809 in-state (complete 64 Credit Hour program), (excludes flight labs); Non-Resident: $18,521 (complete 64 Credit Hour program) (excludes flight labs)

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2001

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Sinclair CC (academics, A&P, Flight Attendant, Aircraft Dispatch, UAS), ASI Flight Academy

Specialized Program Accreditation: FAA Air Agency Certificate for A&P program

FAA Certificate Offerings: A&P, Aircraft Dispatch, Fixed-Wing PPL, IR, COMM SEL, SEL add-on and MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI, ATP, Helicopter PPL, IR, COMM, CFI, CFII

Instruction conducted by: ASI Flight Academy

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $7,830; Commercial and Instrument: $29,087; CFI-(Airplane): $7,574; CFII-(Instrument): $4,261; Multi-Engine: $5,749; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $50,241; Non-flight-Airframe & Powerplant: $360 Flight Hours at Graduation: 245 (airplane); 229 (helicopter) Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: PSA Airline Pilot Cadet Program; Industry internship required for Aviation Technology and UAS Degrees Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, UAA Articulation Agreements: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide Aviation Degree Programs

The Ohio State University

2036 Neil Ave., Columbus, OH 43210 (614) 292-7339 | aviation.osu.edu

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

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Aviation Accreditation

Board International (AABI)

Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 53,669; Graduate: 11,305

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 370

Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, ACT/SAT

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $11,084; NonResident: $32,061

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1917

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Engineering

Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation

Board International (AABI)

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI-A, CFII, MEI, ATP, RATP

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $14,500; Commercial/Instrument: $32,700; CFI-A: $7,500; CFII: $3,000; MEL: $7,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $54,000

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 230; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship

WAI, WTIC

Oklahoma State University

316 Willard Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078

(405) 744-9892 | flyosu.okstate.edu

Point of Contact:

Jon Loffi - jon.loffi@okstate.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Articulation Agreements

Cadet or Pipeline agreements with PSA Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, Envoy Air, Republic Airline, Cape Air, Skywest Airlines, Airport Operations Co-Ops available with the Columbus Regional Airport

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: North Central Assoc. of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 25,000; Graduate: 3,000 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 450; Graduate: 100

Freshman Admissions Requirements: SAT, ACT

Calendar System: Semester

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1987 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Education and Human Sciences

Specialized Program Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Online Aviation Programs: Yes - MS/Ed.D.

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit for FAA certificates and ratings held at time of admission, Degrees offered at satellite locations, Courses offered through Distance Learning

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI (Airplane), CFII (Instrument), R-ATP

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141, 141 Examining Authority

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $9,950; Commercial and Instrument: $25,719; CFI-(Airplane): $5,900; CFII- (Instrument): $2,500; Multi-Engine: $14,246; Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $58,315

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 215; Average 230 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Co-Op

Education, Internship pre and post Graduate

Aviation Affiliations: AAAE, FAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI

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Southeastern Oklahoma State University

425 W. University Dr., Durant, OK 74701 (580) 745-3252 | www.se.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Michael Gaffney - mgaffney@se.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI)

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: 5,328

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 2,987; Graduate: 2,341

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 145; Graduate: 71

Freshman Admissions Requirements: 20 ACT/1300 SAT; Top 50% & 2.7 GPA in high schoo Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $7,290; NonResident: $16,230

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1967

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: John Massey School of Business

Online Aviation Programs: Masters in Aviation Administration & Logistics

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII

Instruction conducted by: Faculty & Staff

Cost of Lab Fees: C150/152: $120.00; C172: $150.00; SR-20: $210.00; C310: $335.00

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 265; Average 300; Maximum 350

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Envoy, Southwest Destination 225, Delta Propel Cadet Programs

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: 22; Total Annual Value: $42,500

Administration: Scholarships: Southeastern Foundation; Tuition Fee Waivers: SOSU

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, UAA, WAI, NFTI

Articulation Agreements: Rose State College

Spartan College of Aeronautics & Technology

8820 E. Pine Street, Tulsa, OK 74115 (918) 836-6886 | www.spartan.edu

Point of Contact:

Daniel Bregman - daniel.bregman@spartan.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: ACCSC

Highest

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $89,500; NonResident: $89,500

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1928

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Flight

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

FAA Certificate

Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, A&P, Part 147 (Maintenance)

Administration: Dr. Todd Cellini, Chief Academic and Operations Officer

Aviation

Tulsa Community College

112 W. Beechcraft Drive, Tulsa, OK 74132 (918) 595-3717 | www.tulsacc.edu

Point of Contact: Eric Wydra - eric.j.wydra-1@ou.edu

Point of Contact: Coit Garrison - aviationcenter@tulsacc.edu

Institutional Information

None provided

PENNSYLVANIA

Marywood University

2300 Adams Ave., Scranton, PA 18509 (570) 348-6274 | www.marywood.edu

Semester

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1947 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located:

College of Professional and Continuing Studies

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: PPL, Commercial, Instrument, MultiEngine, CFI, CFII, and MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141

Instruction conducted by: Faculty, CFI

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $8,756; Commercial and Instrument: $12,019; Multi-Engine: $8,835;

Point of Contact:

Joe McDonald - jmcdonald@marywood.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private Accreditation: ACBS

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 50

Minority Percentage Enrolled in Aviation Program: Male 36%; Female 3%

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: $35,500

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1999

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: School of Business

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Single-Engine

Instruction conducted by: Valley Aviation

Cost of Lab Fees: $49,414

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 195; Average 215; Maximum 240 Aviation Degree

Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics

5 Allegheny County Airport, West Mifflin, PA 15122 (412) 346-2100 | www.pia.edu

Point of Contact:

Steve Sabold - ssabold@pia.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private Non- Profit

Accreditation: Accrediting Commission of Career Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Associate in Specialized Technology

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 375

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: 375

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment

Calendar System: Quarter

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $15,990; Non-Resident: $15,990

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1929

Specialized Program Accreditation: ACCSC, FAA Part 147

Non-Traditional Offerings: Aviation Electronics Technology

FAA Certificate Offerings: Aviation Maintenance Technology

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 147

Instruction conducted by: Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics

Aviation Affiliations: UAA

Inter American University of Puerto Rico

Lot # 8 South Side, San Juan, PR 00907 (787) 279-1912 | www.interamerican.aero

Point of Contact:

J. Velázquez - jvelazquez@bayamon.inter.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private Non-Profit

Accreditation: Middle States Commission of Higher Education (MSCHE)

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate 4,200; Graduate 75

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate 300

Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, College Board

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: $190/credit hour (resident and non-resident)

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1985

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located:

Deanship of Academic Affairs

Specialized Program Accreditation: AABI

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for full FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument Rating, Commercial, Single and Multi-engine, CFI (airplane), CFII (instrument), Multi-engine Instructor (MEI)

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private, Instrument, and Commercial

Instruction conducted by: Institution

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $9,000; Commercial and Instrument: $31,675; CFI-(Airplane): $4,135; CFI- (Instrument): $3,475; CFIMulti-engine: $5,600

Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: $56,210

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 275; Average 300; Maximum 375

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Agreements with various regional and major airlines enrolled

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATCA, OBAP, UAA, WAI

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SOUTH CAROLINA

Charleston Southern University

9200 University Blvd., Charleston, SC 29406 (843) 863-7000 | www.charlestonsouthern.edu

Point of Contact:

Lloyd Richardson - aeronautics@csuniv.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private, Not-for-profit

Accreditation: SACS-COC

Highest Degree Offered: Ed.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 2,131;

Freshman Admissions Requirements: see charlestonsouthern.edu

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: $31,869

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2021

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Science and Mathematics

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multiengine, Certified Flight Instructor, Remote Pilot Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private, Instrument, Commercial

Instruction conducted by: Carolina Sky Flight Training

Cost of Lab Fees: see catalog.csuniv.edu

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum: 240; Average: 250

Industry/Employment/Learning Opportunities: Internships

Scholarship/Financial Aid: see charlestonsouthern.edu/ admissions/financial-aid

Administration: College of Science and Mathematics

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, UAA, WAI

South Dakota State University

1015 Campanile Ave., Brookings, SD 57007 (605) 688-5769 | www.sdstate.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

C. Christensen - cody.christensen@sdstate.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelor

Student Body: 11,465

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 9,717; Graduate: 1,406

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 180

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $17,740

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1999

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: South Dakota State University, Education and Human Sciences, Consumer Sciences

Specialized Program Accreditation: Aviation Accreditation

Board International

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, CPL-SEL, CPLMEL, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: All courses Instruction conducted by South Dakota State University

Cost of Lab Fees: $86,325

Flight Hours at Graduation Minimum 200; Average 400 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning Internship while enrolled Scholarship/Financial Aid

https://www.sdstate.edu/consumer-sciences/aviationjobsinternshipsopportunities

Middle Tennessee State University

1301 E. Main Street, Box 67, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 (615) 898-2788 | www.mtsu.edu/aerospace

Point of Contact: Savannah LoTempio - aerospace@mtsu.edu

Point of Contact: Kimberly Coryat - kpcoryat@memphis.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 16, 703; Graduate: 4,892

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 97; Graduate: 0

Minority Percentage Enrolled in Aviation Program: 18%

Gender: Female: 15%; Male: 82 %

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $40,224; Non-resident: $72,096

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: Fall 2018

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 17,892; Graduate: 2,965

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 1,237; Graduate: 50

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 12%

Percentage Identify as Female: 30%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: 3.0 GPA, ACT 22 or SAT

total score of 1100, or 2.7 GPA plus ACT 19 or SAT 990

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $18,834; NonResident: $44,380

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

Online Aviation Programs: Graduate Programs

Non-Traditional Offerings: Graduate Programs

FAA Certificate Offerings: Pilot Certificates, Flight Dispatch Certificate, UAS Part 107, and A&P

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Pilot Certificates, Flight Dispatch Certificate, UAS Part 107, and A&P

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $14,300; Commercial and Instrument: $29,150; CFI (Airplane): $4,800; CFII (Instrument): $2,300; Multi-Engine: $5,000

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 180; Average 220 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, AIAA, ATCA, ATEC, NBAA, NIFA, PAA, RAA, UAA, WAI

School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College of Professional & Liberal Studies

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Yes

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private ASEL, Commercial with ASEL, AMEL and CFI ASEL. Instrument Rating.

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: No

Instruction conducted by: CTI Professional Flight Training

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Point of Contact: Scott Turner - stephen.turner@angelo.edu

Baylor University

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

TEXAS

Point of Contact: Aviation Department - aviation@baylor.edu

Institutional Information

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1991 School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College of Arts & Sciences

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: See table

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit offered for licenses/ratings previously received

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private Pilot (Airplane), Private Pilot (Helicopter) Instrument (Airplane), Instrument (Helicopter), Commercial (Airplane), Commercial (Helicopter), Multi-Engine (Airplane), Certified Flight Instructor (Airplane), Certified Flight Instructor (Helicopter), Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument (Airplane), Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument (Helicopter), Multi-Engine Instructor (Airplane)

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private Pilot (Airplane), Private Pilot (Helicopter) Instrument (Airplane), Instrument (Helicopter), Commercial (Airplane), Commercial (Helicopter), Multi-Engine (Airplane), Certified Flight Instructor (Airplane), Certified Flight Instructor (Helicopter), Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument (Airplane), Certified Flight Instructor –Instrument (Helicopter), Multi-Engine Instructor (Airplane)

Instruction conducted by: Baylor University and Universal Flight Concepts

Opportunities – Industry/ Employment/ Learning: Internship while enrolled, opportunity to flight instruct as a senior, pilot pipeline agreements with airlines

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, RAA, UAA, WAI

Central Texas College

6200 Central Texas Expressway, Killeen, TX 76542 (254) 526-1241 | www.ctcd.edu

Point of Contact: Aviation Dept.- ctc.aviation@ctcd.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: 2-year Public College

Accreditation: SACACOC

Highest Degree Offered: Associates

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: 46

Freshman Admissions Requirements: For flight courses only; 3 letters of recommendations, 2.5 GPA, Essay, 2nd or 1st class medical. (competitve enrollment for flightcourses)

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $7,800; Non-Resident: (International) $15,000

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1967

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Science

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Pilot-Private ASEL, Instrument

Airplane, Commercial ASEL, NE, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: PPL, Instrument, CPL (ASEL)

Instruction conducted by: Central Texas College

Cost of Lab Fees: $60,373 only flight fees

Flight Hours at Graduation: Average 205 - 250

Industry/Employment/Learning Opportunities: Internships and Emplyment as CFI avilable

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Aviation Scholarship Available Aviation Affiliations: Texas A&M University-Central Texas, UAA

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LeTourneau University

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

Point of Contact: Fred Ritchey - fredritchey@letu.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 1,351; Graduate: 48

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 344

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 15.7%

Percentage Identify as Female: 15.4%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, Test Optional Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $32,690; NonResident: $32,690

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1956

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aviation and Aeronautical Science

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA certificates and ratings held at the time of admission. Aviation Management Degree offered at satellite locations and online.

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

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141 Self-Examining Authority, 147

Instruction conducted by: University Staff/Instructors

TEXAS

Lone Star College

777 Conroe Park Drive N., Conroe, TX 77303 (936) 521-4571 | www.lonestar.edu/pilot

Point of Contact:

Allison Ruda - LSC-ProPilot@lonestar.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Community College

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelor Student Body: Co-educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 27,601

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 65

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 33%

Percentage Identify as Female: 30%

Freshman Admission Requirements: Minimum college 2.5 GPA (HS equivalent), college ready for English and Math

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $4,050; NonResident: $9,090

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2020

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located:

Lone Star College-Conroe Center

FAA Certificate Offerings: Certified Flight Instructor, Certified Flight Instructor-Instrument, Multi-Engine Instructor

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: All certificates

Instruction conducted by: Lone Star College faculty and US Aviation Academy flight instructors

Cost of Lab Fees: Estimated costs include instruction and FAA practical exam fees: Private Pilot: $10,180; Instrument: $15,670; Intermediate $16,192; Commercial Single and Multi-Engine: $21,588; CFI Multi and CFI (Instrument): $11,658; Multi-Engine Instructor $4,675; CFI and CFI-I $10,570

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250; Average 300

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: 2; Total Annual Value: $1,600

Administration: John J. Blum, Chief Pilot and Program Director

Aviation Affiliations: Aviate, Envoy, GoJet, Mountain Air Cargo, SkyWest, Southwest

Articulation Agreements: Lone Star College BAS; Texas A&M University-Central Texas

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TEXAS

Stephen F. Austin State University

1936 North Street, Nacogdoches, TX 75962 (936) 468-3401 | www.sfasu.edu

Point of Contact:

Allen Wilson - aviation@sfasu.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: 4 year University

Accreditation: SACSOCS

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D., Ed.D.

Student Body: 11,947

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 10,300

Graduate: 1,647

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 100; Graduate: N/A

Minority Percentage Enrolled in Aviation Program

Gender: Female 27% ; Male 73%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: TSI complete, 2.5 GPA, ADAPT complete, Aviation Program application

Calendar System: 16 week semesters

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,600 flat rate; Non-resident: $20,000 - $28,000

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2020

School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College of Education, School of Human Science

FAA Certificate Offerings: PPL, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI

Instruction conducted by: Stephen F Austin State University and HCH Aviation

Cost of Lab Fees: $90,000 for all Flight Labs: PPL, Instrument, Aviation Degree Programs

Texas A&M University – Central Texas

1001 Leadership Pl., Killeen, TX 76549

(254) 519-5776 | www.tamuct.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Carson Pearce - carson.pearce@tstc.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Upper-level degree program university

Accreditation: SACSCOC

Highest Degree Offered: Master’s

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 717; Graduate: 162

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 16 Full-time, 90 Part-time

Percentage Minority Enrolled in Aviation Program: 19%

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,627; NonResident: $16,770

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2009

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Texas A&M University - Central Texas

Online Aviation Programs: All programs 100% online

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Basic Ground Instructor

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: $6,019, Pell Grant: $4,496

Aviation Affiliations: ATEC, EAA, UAA

Articulation Agreements: Central Texas College, Texas State

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Texas Southern University

3100 Cleburne Street, Houston, TX 77004 (713) 313-7011 | www.tsu.edu

Point of Contact: Terence Fontaine- terence.fontaine@tsu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public HBCU

Accreditation: SACSCOC

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 5,684; Graduate: 610

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 93; Graduate: 3

Minority Percentage Enrolled in Aviation Program

Gender: Female 22%; Male 77%

Freshman Admissions Requirements: High School Diploma or GED, 2.5 GPA or better, and/or 900 SAT Score

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $10,274/year; Nonresident: $23,984/year

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1986 School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College opf Science, Engineering, and Technology

Online Aviation Programs: No

Non-Traditional Offerings: N/A

FAA

Offerings:

Instruction conducted by: Chief Pilot, Assistant Chief Pilot, and Adjunct Instructors

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: Total Number: 21; Total Annual Value: $100,000

Administration: Terence H. Fontaine, Ed.D., Executive Director of Aviation

Aviation Affiliations: UA, SW, PSA, REPUBLIC, OBAP, AAAE, WAI, ATMAE, AABI

Articulation Agreements: SouthWest Airlines - Destination 225˚

Texas State Technical College - Waco

3801 Campus Drive, Waco, TX 76705

(254) 867-2600 | waco.tstc.edu

Point of Contact:

Angel Newhart - angel.newhart@tstc.edu

Institutional Information

Institution Type: 2-Year Public

Accreditation: SACSCOC

Highest Degree Offered: 2-Year

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $3,686

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1969

Texas Woman’s University

304 Administration Dr., Denton, TX 76204 (940) 898-4585 | twu.edu

Point of Contact:

J. Clint Grant - jgrant11@twu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2023 (accepting students for Fall 2024)

School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College of Arts & Sciences

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Professional Pilot; Aviation Management

Comments: TWU’s Bachelor of Science in Aviation Science is pending approval by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. First class is scheduled to start in Fall 2024.

Southern Utah University

351 W. University Blvd., Cedar City, UT 84720

(435) 865-8148 | www.suu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Sarah Petty - sarahpetty@suu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: Northwest Commission for Colleges and Universities

Highest Degree Offered: Master Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 9,271; Graduate: 925 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 405

Freshman Admissions Requirements: GPA, SAT, ACT, High

School

Calendar System: Spring, Summer, Fall

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $6,770; NonResident: $20,586

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2013

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Aerospace Sciences and Technology

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Fixed-Wing: High Performance, Complex, Aircraft, Tailwheel, Multi-Engine, Rotor-Wing: Night Vision Goggle, Long Line, Mountain Training

FAA Certificate Offerings: Fixed-Wing: Private Pilot, Commercial, CFI, CFII (Instrument), Rotor-Wing: Private Pilot, Commercial, CFI, CFII (Instrument)

Instruction offered under Part 141: Fixed-wing: Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial

Cost of Lab Fees: (FW): $17,441; (RW): $30,103; Commercial and Instrument (FW): $50,344, (RW): $68,693; CFI-(Airplane): $9,225; CFII-(Instrument): $4,648; Multi-Engine: $19,700; CFI-Helicopter: $8,013; CFII-(Instrument): $6,078; Total cost of certificates and ratings in flight major: Fixed-Wing: $81,653; Rotor-Wing: $112,887

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 250; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning:

Advisory Commitee, Graduate placement service

Aviation Affiliations: UAA, WAI

Utah State University

6000 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT 84322

(435) 797-0680 | www.usu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Michael Logan - michael.logan@usu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Highest Degree Offered: Ph.D.

Student Body: Co-Educational Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 24,647; Graduate: 3,044 Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: Undergraduate: 530; Graduate 35

Percentage

Percentage

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Open Enrollment, 2.5

GPA for MX & UAS, 2.75 for Pilot Program

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident $3,332;

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1939 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences

Online Aviation Programs: Master of Aviation Science Degree

Non-Traditional Offerings: Credit given for FAA Certifications at time of admission; evening and continuing education

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, Single-Engine, Multi-Engine, CFI, CFII, UAS/Remote, A&P

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141, 147

Instruction conducted by: In house at USU, at both Logan and Price locations

Cost of Lab Fees: https://aste.usu.edu/aviation/programs/fees

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 215; Average 250 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internships, Multiple Bridge Programs, Career fairs, CFI as student

Scholarship/Financial Aid: Total Number: 1,898; Total Annual Value: $4,400; aviation.usu.edu

Aviation Affiliations: AHP, EAA, NGPA, NIFA, UAA, UAS

Americas, WAI

Articulation Agreements: Utah System of Higher Education, Stackable Degree with High School concurrent enrollment

Utah

1185 Mike Jense Pkwy., Provo, UT 84601 (801) 863-7830 | www.FlyUVU.com

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Freshman

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1988

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: College of Health and Public Services

Specialized Program Accreditation: Part 141, LOA for R-ATP

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Online option available for all degree offerings, Courses offered at satellite locations, Transfer credit granted for previously earned FAA Fixed-Wing Pilot Certificates.

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, Instrument, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141, 61

Instruction conducted by: Institution staff or affiliated school, depending on location

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $15,970; Commercial and Instrument: $29,950; CFI-(Airplane): $ Varies; CFII-(Instrument): $ Varies; Multi-Engine: $8,500; Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: $54,420

Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum Varies; Average 200 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled, CFI while enrolled

Scholarship/Financial Aid: www.uvu.edu/financialaid

Administration: Advisory Committee, Graduate placement service

Aviation Affiliations: NBAA, NIFA, UAA, WAI

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

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

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

Liberty University

1971 University Blvd., Lynchburg, VA 24515 (434) 592-2183 | www.liberty.edu/aeronautics Point of Contact: Steven Brinly - aeronautics@liberty.edu Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

IInstitution Type: Private Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) and Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI)

Highest Degree Offered: PhD

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: 130,000

Year aviation program established: 2002

School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: School of Aeronautics

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Certificates, Associates, and Bachelors

Online Aviation Programs: Bachelors, Masters, and PhD

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, CFII, MEI, Mechanic: Airframe and Powerplant

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 141, 61, and 147

Instruction conducted by: School of Aeronautics and/or Flight Training Affiliates

Cost of Lab Fees: See www.liberty.edu/coursefees

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum: 190

Opportunities – Internships while enrolled, CFI while enrolled, Active Career Center and Employer Presence

Aviation Affiliations: AABI, ATEC, AUVSI, ISASI, MSI, NBAA, NIFA, UAA, VABA, WAI

Central Washington University

400 E University Way, Ellensburg, WA 98926 (509) 963-2364 | www.cwu.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Dr. Samuel Pavel - Samuel.Pavel@cwu.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public Accreditation: NWCCU

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: 10,327 FTE

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Application essay for Professional Pilot program

Calendar System: Quarter

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,685; Non-resident: $25,213

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1975 School/ college/ division in which the aviation program is located: College of Education and Professional Studies

Traditional Aviation Degree Programs: Aviation Management, Professional Pilot

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

FAA Certificate Offerings: PPC, CPC, INST, MEL, CFI, CFII, MEI

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Yes

Instruction conducted by: Central Washington University

Cost of Lab Fees: Private: $24,700; Instrument: $23,726; Commercial: $33,071; CFI – (Airplane): $8,991; Multi-Engine: $10,160;

Flight Hours at graduation: Average: 250

Opportunities – Internships and Airline Partnerships

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: www.cwu.edu/aviation/financial-aid

Administration: Advisory Committee

Aviation Affiliations: UAA, ALPA, AAAE, WAI

Moody Aviation / Moody Bible Institute

6719 E. Rutter Ave., Spokane, WA 99212 (254) 867-2600 | www.moody.edu/aviation

Point of Contact:

Jan Siersen - moody.aviation@moody.edu

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Private

Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission, Association for Biblical Higher Education

Highest Degree Offered: Bachelor of Science, Missionary

Aviation Technology

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 138

Aviation Program

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 104

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Online application, Doctrinal Agreement, Autobiographic essays, References along with SAT and High School Transcripts

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: See catalog at www.moody. edu/catalog

School/College/division in which the aviation program is located: Moody Aviation is a department of Moody Bible Institute based in Spokane, WA

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Some Bible and General Education courses are offered online

FAA Certificate Offerings: Part 147 Airframe Powerplant; Part 141 Private and Commercial Pilot with Instrument Rating

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: 61, 141

Cost of Lab Fees: See catalog at www.moody.edu/catalog

Flight Hours at Graduation: Average 325

Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Missionary Pilot Mechanic, Maintenance Specialist

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Aviation Degree Programs

Calendar

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1991

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Transportation

Online Aviation Programs: Yes

Non-Traditional Offerings: Yes

FAA Certificate Offerings: Part 141 Flight School; Part 147 Airframe & Powerplant

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial Instruction conducted by: Institution

Flight Hours at graduation: Minimum 300; Average 300; Maximum Varies

Aviation Affiliations: AOPA, EAA, NBAA, UAA, WBAA

Articulation Agreements: UW-Oshkosh; Aviation Management; Aviation Maintenance training is a FAA approved part 147 aviation maintenance technician school.

CANADA

Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology

1750 Finch Avenue E., Toronto, Canada M2J 2X5 (416) 491-5050 | www.senecacollege.ca

Point of Contact:

Maureen Murphy - firc@senecacollege.ca

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

CANADA

University of Waterloo

P.O. Box 60, 200 University Ave., Waterloo, Canada N2L 3G1 (519) 888-4567 | uwaterloo.ca/aviation

Point of Contact:

Suzanne Kearns - suzanne.kearns@uwaterloo.ca

Institutional Information/Aviation Program

None provided

CANADA

University of Western Ontario

Social Science Centre 4330, Ontario, Canada, N6A 5C2 (519) 661-2051 | dan.uwo.ca

Point of Contact:

Joan Finegan - finegan@uwo.ca

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Province of Ontario

Highest Degree Offered: Baccalaureate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 23,139; Graduate: 5,514

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 115

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Grade 12 English, Two Grade 12 Math Courses, Three other Grade 12 Courses, Applicants need to fill out a supplementary application

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident: $8,017; and $24,629 (CDN) Flight Fees per year; Non-Resident: $28,715 + $24,629 (CDN) Flight Fees per year

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 1999 School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: DAN Management and Organizational Studies, Social Science

Online Aviation Programs: No

FAA Certificate Offerings: Private, Commercial, MultiEngine, Instrument, Integrated Commercial with Multi-Engine Instrument Ratings, in accordance with Transport Canadian Aviation Regulations

Instruction offered under FAA part 141: Transport Canada

Approved Integrated Commercial Pilot Course; Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs): 406.75 – 406.77, and CARs

Standard: 426.75 – 426.77

Instruction conducted by: A partnership with Diamond Flight Centre London Inc Flight

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Worms University of Applied Sciences

Erenburgerstrasse 19 67549 Worms, Germany

+49 6241 5090 | www.hs-worms.de

Point of Contact:

Richard Klophaus - klophaus@hs-worms.de

Aviation Degree Programs

Institutional Information

Institution Type: Public

Accreditation: Ministry of Education Rhineland-Palatinate

Highest Degree Offered: Masters

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 3,700

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program:

Undergraduate: 302

Freshman Admissions Requirements: Numerus Clausus; University Entrance Qualifications for German Universities

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: No Tuition Fee applies; only a Semester Contribution, Flight Training is fee-based only for Aviation Management and Piloting

Aviation Program

Year aviation program established: 2010

School/college/division in which the aviation program is located: Business Total cost of certificate and ratings in flight major: € 80,000 Flight Hours at Graduation: Minimum 200 Opportunities – Industry/Employment/Learning: Internship while enrolled

Scholarship/ Financial Aid: hs-worms.de/studieren/unterstuetzung-und-beratung/ finanzen

Articulation Agreements: UAA

*offered in English; ATPL (A or H) included. German language skills are mandatory; Student license from DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH (German ANSP) included

University of Management & Technology

Street No. 2, Block C2, Phase 1 Johar, Lahore Punjab, Pakistan 0092 42 35212816 | www.umt.edu.pk

Point of Contact:

Ahmad Aizaz - ahmadaizaz@umt.edu.pk

Institutional Information

Institution Type: University

Accreditation: Aero-Building, Higher Education Commission

Highest Degree Offered: Associate

Student Body: Co-Educational

Full-time Enrollment: Undergraduate: 450

Full-time Students Enrolled in Aviation Program: 450

Calendar System: Semester

Annual Undergraduate Tuition: Resident:

Rockfield College of Sciences

Rautistrasse 12, PO Box 620, Zurich, Switzerland CH-8040 (4143) 534-6561 | www.rcmedu.ch

Point of Contact: Jeremiah Agboola - admin@rcmedu.ch

ALABAMA

Calhoun Community College

P.O. Box 2216 Decatur, AL, 35609

www.calhoun.edu (256) 306-2500

Coastal Alabama Community College

1975 Avenue C, Mobile, AL 3661

www.coastalalabama.edu (251) 580-4930

Enterprise State Community College

600 Plaza Drive, Enterprise, AL 36331

www.escc.edu (334) 347-2623

Tuckegee University

1200 W Montgomery Road, Tuskegee, AL 36088

www.tuskegee.edu (334) 727-8011

Wallace State Community College

801 Main St. N.W., Hanceville, AL 35077

www.wallacestate.edu (256) 737-3040

ALASKA

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Community and Technical College

604 Barnette St., Fairbanks, AK 99701

www.ctc.uaf.edu (907) 455-2800

ARIZONA

Chandler-Gilbert Community College

2626 E Pecos Rd., Chandler, AZ 85225

www.cgc.maricopa.edu (480) 988-8116

Pima Community College

1255 N. Stone Ave., Tucson, AZ 85709

www.pima.edu (520) 206-5907

Yavapai College

1100 E Sheldon St, Prescott, AZ 86301

www.yc.edu/aviation (928) 717-7777

ARKANSAS

Black River Technical College

P.O. Box 468, Pocahontas, AR 72455

www.blackrivertech.org (870) 248-4000

Pulaski Tech College Aviation School

600 W. Maryland Avenue

Sherwood, AR 72120

www.uaptc.edu/aerospace (501) 835-5420

Southern Arkansas University Tech

6415 Spellman Rd., Camden, AR 71701

www.sautech.edu (879) 574-4593

CALIFORNIA

Antelope Valley College

3041 W. Avenue K, Lancaster, CA 93536

www.avc.edu (616) 722-6300

Chaffey College

5885 Haven Ave.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737

www.chaffey.edu (909) 652-6869

CALIFORNIA

City College of San Francisco

Aeronautics

50 Phelan Ave., San Francisco, CA 94112

www.ccsf.edu (650) 821-0220

Cypress College

9200 Valley View St., Cypress, CA 90630

www.cypresscollege.edu (714) 484-7411

College of Alameda

555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94501

www.alameda.peralta.edu (510) 522-7221

Gavilan Community College

5055 Santa Teresa Blvd.

Gilroy, CA 95020

www.gavilan.edu (408) 852-2818

Glendale Community College

1500 N. Verdugo Rd., Glendale, CA 91208

www.glendale.edu (408) 852-2818

Long Beach City College

1305 E Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90806

www.lbcc.edu (562) 938-3216

Orange Coast College

2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa, CA 92626

prod.orangecoastcollege.edu (714) 432-5072

Pacific Union College

One Angwin Ave., Angwin, CA 94508

www.puc.edu (707) 965-6313

Palomar Community College

1140 W Mission Rd., San Marcos, CA 92069

www.palomar.edu (760) 744-1150

Reedley College

995 N. Reed Ave., Reedley, CA 93654

www.reedleycollege.edu (559) 638-3641

Sacramento City College

3835 Freeport Blvd

Sacramento, CA 95822

www.scc.losrios.edu (916) 558-2491

San Bernardino Valley College

701 S. Mt Vernon Ave.

San Bernardino, CA 92410

www.valleycollege.edu (909) 384-4400

San Diego Christian College

200 Riverview Pkwy., Santee, CA 92071

www.sdcc.edu (619) 201-8700

San Diego Miramar College

10440 Black Mountain Rd.

San Diego, CA 92126

www.sdmiramar.edu (619) 388-7663

San Joaquin Valley College

4985 E. Andersen Ave., Fresno, CA 93727

www.sjvc.edu (559) 453-0123

Solano Community College

4000 Suisun Valley Rd., Fairfield, CA 94534

www.solano.edu (707) 864-7155

CALIFORNIA

Victor Valley College

18422 Bear Valley Rd., Victorville, CA 92395

www.vvc.edu (760) 245-4271

West Los Angeles College

9000 Overland Ave.

Culver City, CA 90230

www.wlac.edu (310) 287-4514

COLORADO

Western Colorado Community College

1 Western Way, Gunnison, CO 81231

www.western.edu (970) 943.2119

CONNECTICUT

Naugatuck Valley Community College

750 Chase Pkwy. Waterbury, CT 06708

www.nv.edu (203) 575-8000

Quinebaugh Valley Community College

742 Upper Maple St., Danielson, CT 06239

www.qvcc.edu (860) 932-4050

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

University of the District of Columbia Community College

4200 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Washington, DC 20008

www.udc.edu (202) 274-5000

DELAWARE

Delaware Technical Community College

21499 Rudder Ln., Georgetown, DE 19947

www.dtcc.edu (302) 259-6741

Wilmington University

320 N. Dupont Hwy.

New Castle, DE 19720

www.wilmu.edu (302) 356-6746

FLORIDA

Aviator College of Aeronautical Science and Technology

4220 Aviator Way, Fort Pierce, FL 34946

aviator.edu/aviation (772) 466-4822

Eastern Florida State College

3865 N. Wickham Rd.

Melbourne, FL 32935

www.easternflorida.edu (321) 433-7754

Florida Technical College of Aeronautics

150 W. University Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 32901

www.fit.edu (321) 674-8000

Hobe Sound Bible College

11298 SE Gomez Ave.

Hobe Sound, FL 33455

www.hsbc.edu (772) 545-1400

FLORIDA

Palm Beach State College

4200 S. Congress Ave. Lake Worth, FL 33461

www.palmbeachstate.edu (561) 868-3577

Santa Fe College

3000 N.W. 83rd St., Gainesville, FL 32606

www.sfcollege.edu (352) 395-5000

Southeastern University

1000 Longfellow Blvd., Lakeland, FL 33801

www.seu.edu (800) 500-8760

St. Petersburg College

6605 5th Ave. N., St Petersburg, FL 33710

www.spcollege.edu (727) 398-8256

University of Miami

1251 Memorial Dr., Coral Gables, FL 33146 www.welcome.miami.edu (305) 284-2571

GEORGIA

Augusta Technical College

3200 Augusta Tech Dr. Augusta, GA 30906

augustatech.edu (706) 771-4000

Central Georgia Technical College

3300 Macon Tech Dr., Macon, GA 31206

www.centralgatech.edu (478) 218-3360

Georgia Northwestern Tech College

127 Capitoline Dr. N.E., Rome, GA 30165

www.gntc.edu (706) 802-5086

South Georgia Technical College

900 South Georgia Tech Parkway Americus, GA 31709

www.southgatech.edu (229) 931-2394

HAWAII

University of Hawaii at Hilo

200 W Kawili St. Hilo HI 96720

www.aerohilo@hawaii.edu (808) 932-7341

IDAHO

Idaho State University

921 S 8th Ave, Pocatello, ID 83201

www.isu.edu (208) 232-8485

Treasure Valley Community College

205 S 6th Ave. #102, Caldwell, ID 83605 www.tvcc.cc/aviation (208) 455-6820

ILLINOIS

Kishwaukee College

21193 Malta Rd. Malta, IL 60150 www.kish.edu (815) 825-2086

Lewis and Clark Community College

5800 Godfrey Rd., Godfrey, IL 62035

www.lc.edu (618) 468-7000

Lincoln Land Community College

5250 Shepherd Rd., Springfield, IL

www.llcc.edu (217) 786-2200

ILLINOIS

Quincy University

1800 College Ave. Quincy, IL 62301

www.quincy.edu (217) 228-5432

Rock Valley College

6349 Falcon Rd., Rockford, IL

www.rockvalleycollege.edu (815) 921-3013

Waubonsee Community College

Route 47 Waubonsee Dr. Sugar Grove, IL 60554

www.waubonsee.edu (630) 466-7900

INDIANA

Ivy Tech Community College

50 W. Fall Creek Pkwy N. Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46208

www.ivytech.edu (888) 489-5463

Vincennes University

1002 N. 1st St., Vincennes, IN 47591

www.vinu.edu (317) 328-7171

IOWA

Iowa Lakes Community College

300 S 18th St., Estherville, IA 51334

www.iowalakes.edu (712) 362-8363

Indian Hills Community College

525 Grandview Ave., Ottumwa, IA 52501

www.indianhills.edu (641) 683-5232

Iowa Western Community College

2700 College Rd., Council Bluffs, IA 51503

www.iwcc.edu (712) 325-3370

KANSAS

Central Christian College of Kansas

1200 S. Main St., McPherson, KS 67460

www.centralchristian.edu (620) 241-0723

Fort Hays State University

600 Park St., Hays, KS 67601

www.fhsu.edu (785) 628-4305

Wichita State University

845 Fairmount St., Wichita, KS 67260

www.wichita.edu (316) 978-5234

KENTUCKY

Ashland Community and Tech College

1400 College Dr., Ashland, KY 41101

www.ashland.kctcs.edu (606) 326-2000

Eastern Kentucky University

521 Lancaster Ave., Richmond, KY 40475

www.eku.edu (859) 622-1000

Jefferson Community and Tech College

109 E. Broadway, Louisville, KY 40202

www.jefferson.kctcs.edu (502) 213-5333

Somerset Community College

808 Monticello St., Somerset, KY 42501

www.somerset.kctcs.edu (606) 451-6772

LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge Community College

201 Community College Dr.

Baton Rouge, LA 70806

www.mybrcc.edu (225) 216-8000

Northwestern State University

175 Sam Sibley Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457

www.nsula.edu (318) 357-6699

South Louisiana Community College

1101 Bertrand Dr., Lafayette, LA 70506

www.solacc.edu (337) 521-9000

Sowela Technical Community College

3820 Sen J Bennett Johnston Ave.

Lake Charles, LA 70615

www.sowela.edu (337) 421-6592

University of Louisiana at Monroe

700 University Ave., Monroe, LA 71209

www.ulm.edu (318) 342-1784

MAINE

University of Maine at Augusta

46 University Dr., Augusta, ME 04330

www.uma.edu (877) 862-1234

MASSACHUSETTS

Middlesex Community College

591 Springs Rd., Bedford, MA 01730

www.middlesex.mass.edu (781) 280-3200

Northshore Community College

1 Ferncroft Rd., Danvers, MA 01923

www.northshore.edu (978) 762-4000

MICHIGAN

Cornerstone University

1001 E. Beltline Ave. NE

Grand Rapids, MI 49525

www.cornerstone.edu (616) 949-5300

Lansing Community College

610 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing, MI 48933

www.lcc.edu (517) 483-1345

MIAT College of Technology

2955 S. Haggerty Rd., Canton, MI 48188

www.miat.edu/aviation (800) 447-1310

Northern Michigan College

1701 E. Front St., Traverse City, MI 49686

www.nmc.edu (734) 487-1161

MINNESOTA

Inver Hills Community College

2500 80th Street E.

Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076

www.inverhills.edu (651) 450-3668

Lake Superior College

2101 Trinity Rd., Duluth, MN 55811

www.lsc.edu (218) 733-7737

Minneapolis Community and Technology College

1501 Hennepin Ave.

Minneapolis, MN 55403

www.minneapolis.edu (612) 659-6000

MINNESOTA

Northland Community and Tech College

1101 State Hwy. 1

Thief River Falls, MN 56701

www.northlandcollege.edu (218) 683-8806

Rochester Community and Tech College

2485 W. Henrietta Rd. #2323

Rochester, NY 14623

www.rctc.edu (585) 292-3700

St Cloud State University

720 4th Ave. S., St Cloud, MN 56301

www.stcloudstate.edu (320) 308-0121

MISSISSIPPI

Hinds Community College

4130 Airport Rd., Bolton, MS 39041

www.hindscc.edu (601) 857-3300

Northwest Mississippi Community College

1310 Belk Blvd., Oxford, MS 38655

www.northwestms.edu (662) 280-6183

MISSOURI

Linn State Technical College

One Technology Dr., Linn, MO 65051

www.statetechmo.edu (573) 897-5199

Ozarks Technical Community College

1001 E Chestnut Expy.

Springfield, MO 65802

www.academics.otc.edu (417) 447-7500

State Technical College of Missouri

1 Technology Dr., Linn, MO 65051

www.statetechmo.edu (573) 897-5000

MONTANA

Helena College

1115 N. Roberts St. #117, Helena, MT 59601

www.helenacollege.edu (406) 447-6900

NEBRASKA

Grace University

1311 S. 9th St., Omaha, NE 68108

www.graceuniversity.edu

(402) 449-2829

Western Nebraska Community College

371 College Dr., Sidney, NE 69162

www.wncc.edu (308) 254-7448

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Community Technical College

Nashua

505 Amherst St., Nashua, NH 03063

www.nashuacc.edu (603) 578-8900

NEW JERSEY

Bergen Community College

400 Paramus Rd., Paramus, NJ 07652

www.bergen.edu/aviation (201) 447-7100

County College of Morris

214 Center Grove Rd. Randolph, NJ 07869

www.ccm.edu (973) 328-5000

NEW JERSEY

Thomas Edison State University

111 W. State St., Trenton, NJ 08608

www.tesu.edu (973) 328-5000

NEW MEXICO

Eastern New Mexico University Rosswell

P.O. Box 6000, Roswell, NM 88202

www.roswell.enmu.edu (575) 624-7023

San Juan College

4601 College Blvd. Farmington, NM 87402

www.sanjuancollege.edu (505) 326-3311

NEW YORK

Mohawk Valley Community College

1101 Sherman Dr., Utica, NY 13501

www.mvcc.edu (315) 792-5400

Schenectady County Community College

78 Washington Ave.

Schenectady, NY 12305

www.sunnysccc.edu (518) 381-1328

NORTH CAROLINA

A-B Tech Community College

340 Victoria Rd., Asheville, NC 28801

www.abtech.edu (828) 398-7900

College of the Albemarle

1208 N. Road St., Elizabeth City, NC 27909

www.albemarle.edu/aviation (252) 335-0821

Craven Community College

800 College Ct., New Bern, NC 28562

www.cravencc.edu (252) 638-7200

NORTH CAROLINA

Guilford Technical Community College

601 E. Main St., Jamestown, NC 27282

www.gtcc.edu (336) 334-4822

Lenoir Community College

231 North Carolina Hwy. 58

Kinston, NC 28504

www.lenoircc.edu (252) 527-6223

Robeson Community College

5160 Fayetteville Rd.

Lumberton, NC 28360

www.robeson.edu (910) 272-3381

Sandhills Community College

3395 Airport Rd., Pinehurst, NC 28374

www.sandhills.edu/aviation (910) 692-6185

Wayne Community College

3000 Wayne Memorial Dr. Goldsboro, NC 27534

www.waynecc.edu/aviation (919) 735-5151

OHIO

Cincinnati State Technical

3520 Central Pkwy., Cincinnati, OH 45223

www.cincinnatistate.edu (513) 569-4974

Clark State Community College

570 E. Leffel Ln., Springfield, OH 45505

www.clarkstate.edu (937) 328-6028

OHIO

Columbus State Community College

550 E. Spring St., Columbus, OH 43215

www.cscc.edu (614) 287-7105

Southern State Community College

100 Hobart Dr., Hillsboro, OH 45133

www.sscc.edu (800) 628-7722

University of Cincinnati Clermont College

4200 Clermont College Dr.

Batavia, OH 45103

www.ucclermont.edu (513) 735-9100

OKLAHOMA

Western Oklahoma State College

2801 N. Main St., Altus, OK 73521

www.wosc.edu (580) 477-7767

OREGON

Central Oregon Community College

2600 N.W. College Way, Bend, OR 97701

www.cocc.edu (541) 318-3702

Klamath Community College

7390 S. 6th St., Klamath Falls, OR 97603

www.klamathcc.edu (541) 882-3521

Lane Community College

4000 E. 30th Ave., Eugene, OR 97405

www.lanecc.edu (541) 463-4316

Portland Community College

12000 S.W. 49th Ave., Portland, OR 97219

www.pcc.edu (971) 722-7457

PENNSYLVANIA

Community College of Allegheny County

1750 Clairton Road, West Mifflin, PA 15122

www.ccac.edu (412) 237-CCAC

Community College of Beaver County

1 College Ave., Williamsport, PA 17701

www.ccbc.edu (724) 480-2222

Edinboro University

219 Meadville St, Edinboro, PA 16444

www.edinboro.edu (814) 732-2000

Lehigh Carbon Community College

718 Hamilton St., Allentown, PA 18101

www.lccc.edu/aviation (610) 799-1940

Pennsylvania College of Technology

1 College Ave., Williamsport, PA 17701

www.pct.edu (570) 320-2400

PUERTO RICO

Ana G. Mendez University

Av. Ana G. Méndez, San Juan, PR 00926

www.carolina.uagm.edu (787) 705-1403

SOUTH CAROLINA

Bob Jones University

1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.

Greenville, SC 29614

www.bju.edu (864) 242-5100

SOUTH CAROLINA

Greenville Technical College

506 S. Pleasantburg Dr.

Greenville, SC 29607

www.gvltec.edu (864) 422-1762

Trident Technical College

7000 Rivers Ave.

North Charleston, SC 29406

www.tridenttech.edu (843) 574-6111

SOUTH DAKOTA

Lake Area Technical Institute

1201 Arrow Ave. N.E., Watertown, SD 57201

www.lakeareatech.edu (605) 882-5284

TENNESSEE

Austin Peay State University

601 College St., Clarksville, TN 37044

www.apsu.edu (931) 221-7011

Northeast State Community College

2425 TN-75, Blountville, TN 37617

www.northeaststate.edu (423) 323-3191

North Central Institute

168 Jack Miller Blvd., Clarksville, TN 37042

www.nci.edu (931) 431-9700

Southwest Tennessee Community College

737 Union Ave., Memphis, TN 38103

www.southwest.tn.edu (901) 333-5000

Tennessee College of Applied Technology

3435 Tchulahoma, Memphis, TN 38118

www.tcatmemphis.edu (901) 543-6183

Tennessee State University

3500 John A Merritt Blvd.

Nashville, TN 37209

www.tnstate.edu/ait (615) 963-5378

University of Tennessee Space Institute

411 B. H. Goethert Parkway MS-03

Tullahoma TN 37388

www.utsi.edu (865) 974-1000

TEXAS

Amarillo College

1314 S Polk St. Amarillo, TX 79101

www.actx.edu (806) 335-4381

Del Mar College

101 Baldwin Blvd.

Corpus Christi, TX 78404

www.delmar.edu (361) 698-2721

Hallmark University

8901 Wetmore Rd., San Antonio, TX 78216

www.hallmarkuniversity.edu (210) 690-9000

Lee College

200 Lee Dr., Baytown, TX 77520

www.lee.edu (281) 425-6440

MIAT College of Technology - Houston

533 Northpark Central Dr. Houston, TX 77073

www.miat.edu (888) 547-7047

TEXAS

Palo Alto College

1400 W. Villaret Blvd.

San Antonio, TX 78224

www.alamo.edu (210) 486-3077

San Jacinto College

8060 Spencer Hwy., Pasadena, TX 77505

www.sanjac.edu (281) 991-2659

St. Philips College

1801 Martin Luther King Dr.

San Antonio, TX 78203

www.alamo.edu (210) 486-7201

Tarrant County College District

1500 Houston St., Fort Worth, TX 76102

www.tccd.edu (817) 515-7250

Texas State Technical College Harlingen

North N. Street, Harlingen, TX 78550

www.tstc.edu (956) 364-4787

University of Texas GSBS

6767 Bertner Ave., Houston, TX 77030

www.gsbs.uth.edu (713) 500-9850

UTAH

Salt Lake Community College

4600 S Redwood Rd.

Salt Lake City, UT 84123

www.slcc.edu (801) 957-7522

VERMONT

Vermont Technical College

P.O. Box 500, 124 Admin Dr.

Randolph Center, VT 05061

www.vtc.edu (844) 369-1972

VIRGINIA

Aviation Institute of Maintenance

4455 South Blvd.

Virginia Beach, VA 23452

www.aviationmaintenance.edu

(678) 377-5600

Blue Ridge Community College

1 College Ln., Weyers Cave, VA 24486

www.brcc.edu (540) 453-2306

Hampton University

100 E. Queens St., Hampton, VA 23668

www.home.hamptonu.edu

(540) 453-2306

WASHINGTON

Big Bend Community College

7662 Chanute St. N.E.

Moses Lake, WA 98837

www.bigbend.edu (509) 793-2246

Clover Park Technical College

4500 Steilacoom Blvd. S.W.

Lakewood, WA 98499

www.cptc.edu (253) 583-8904

Everett Community College

2000 Tower St., Everett, WA 98201

www.everettcc.edu (425) 388-9584

Green River Community College

12401 S.E. 320th St., Auburn, WA 98092

www.greenriver.edu (253) 833-9111

WASHINGTON

South Seattle Community College

6000 16th Ave. S.W., Seattle, WA 98106

www.southseattle.edu (206) 934-5311

Spokane Community College

1810 N. Greene St., Spokane, WA 99217

www.scc.spokane.edu (509) 533-8494

Walla Walla Community College

500 Tausick Way, Walla Walla, WA 99362

www.wwcc.edu (509) 522-2500

WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia University Institute of Technology

400 S. Kanawha St., Beckley, WV 25801

www.wvutech.edu (304) 929-0311

WISCONSIN

Gateway Technical College

3520 30th Ave., Kenosha, WI 53144

www.gtc.edu (262) 564-3610

Madison Area Technical College

1701 Wright St., Madison WI 53704

www.madisoncollege.edu

608-246-6100

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

800 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, WI 54901

www.oce.uwosh.edu (920) 424-1021

WYOMING

Casper College

125 College Dr. Casper, WY 82601

www.caspercollege.edu (307) 268-2100

NON-MEMBER INTERNATIONAL

AUSTRALIA

Griffith University

GPO Box 3040, Brisbane 4001, Australia

www.griffith.edu.au +617 3735 6425

RMIT University

124 La Trobe Street

Melbourne VIC 3000

www.rmit.edu.au +61 3 9925 2000

Swinburne University of Technology

P.O. Box 218 Mail H38

Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia

www.swinburne.edu.au +61 3 9214 8444

University of New Soth Wales Sydney

High St., Kensington, NSW 2052 Australia

www.unsw.edu.au +61 2 93851000

University of South Australia

Level 1, 101 Currie St.

Adelaide, South Australia 5000

unisa.edu.au +61 8 8302 0114

BRAZIL

Pontifical University of Rio Grande do Sul

Av. Ipiranga, 6681 - Partenon

Porto Alegre - RS, 90619-900, Brazil

www.pucrs.br +55 21 3527 1577

CANADA

Concordia University

MB 12-125, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W.

Montreal QC, Canada

www.concordiaeducation.org (514) 848-2424

Confederation College

1450 Nakina Dr.

Thunder Bay, ON P7C 4W1 Canada

www.confederationcollege.ca (807) 475-6110

Centre Québecois de Formation

Aéronautique

112 Ave. De Yonge Crescent

Point-Claire, Quebec H9R 2L9, Canada

www.cqff.ca (866) 833-2114

Georgian College

1450 8th St. E., Box 700

Owen Sound, Ontario N4K 5R4, Canada

www.georgiancollege.ca (705) 728-1968

Sault University

443 Northern Ave.

Sault Ste Marie, ON, Canada P6B 4J3 www.saultcollege.ca (800) 461-2260

CHINA

Nanjing University of Aeronautics

29 Yudao St., Nanjing, Jiangsu, China iao.nuaa.edu.cn +56 32 2277 773

IRELAND

Cork Institute of Technology

Munster Technological University, Bishopstown, Cork, Ireland

www.cit.ie 00353 21 432 6100

Dublin City University

DCU Glasnevin Campus, Dublin 9, Ireland

www.dcu.ie +353 (1) 700 5000

University College

Dublin

Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland

www.ucd.ie +353 1 716 7777

University of Limerick

Limerick V94 T9PX, Ireland

www.ul.ie +353-(0)61-202700

ITALIA

University of Rome

Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 00185 - Roma, RM, Italia www.ul.ie (+39) 06 49911

SOUTH KOREA

HanSeo University

46 Hanseo 1-ro, Haemi-myeon, Sosan, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea hseng.hanseo.ac.kr +82 41-660-1144

Korea Aerospace University

76 Hanggongdaehak-ro, Deogyang-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea www.kauisp.com +82 2 300 0357

INDIA

Modern College of Business & Sciences

P.O. 133, Muscat 100 133, Oman, India mcbs.edu.om +968 24 583583

PAKISTAN

Lahore School of Aviation

Raiwand Rd., Lahore 34000, Pakistan +92 42 111-865-865

PANAMA

Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá Aeropuerto Internacional Miguel A Gelabert Hangar 11B, Albrook, Panama utp.ac.pa +507 560 3179

SAUDIA ARABIA

Prince Sultan University

PO Box 66833, Rafha St

Riyadh 11586, Saudia Arabia

www.psu.edu (1196611) 494-8537

SPAIN

Campus Universitario Aeronautico

Carretera de Segovia s/n 47012

Valladolid, Spain

www.uemc.edu + 983228505

Centro de Estudios Superiores de La Aviacion

Apartado de Correos 481, 43201

Reus, Spain

A

B

74

County College of Morris 75

Craven Community College 75

CUNY Aviation Institute at York College 42

Cypress College 73

D

Del Mar College 76

Delaware State University 13

Delaware Technical Community College 73

Delta State University 34

Dublin City University 77

Dutchess Community College 42 E

Eastern Florida State College 73

Eastern Kentucky University 74

Eastern Michigan University 31

Eastern New Mexico University 41

Eastern New Mexico University – Roswell 75

Edinboro University 75

Elizabeth City State University

Embry-Riddle

Embry-Riddle

Enterprise State Community College at Ozark 73

Everett Community College 76

Everglades University 15

F

Fairmont State University 69

Farmingdale State College 43

Florida Institute of Technology 17

Florida Memorial University 18

Florida State College at Jacksonville 18

Florida Tech College of Aeronautics 73

Fort Hays State University 74

Fox Valley Technical College 69

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Gateway Technical College 76

Gavilan Community College 73

Georgia Northwestern Technical College 74

Georgian College 77

Glendale Community College 73

Grace University 75

Green River Community College 76

Greenville Technical College 76

Griffith University 76

Guilford Technical Community College 75

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Hallmark University 76

Hampton University 65

Hanseo University 77

Helena College 75

Henderson State University 7

Hesston College 28

Hinds Community College 75

Hobe Sound Bible College 74

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University of Management and Technology 71

University of Maryland Eastern Shore 30

University of Memphis 54

U

University of Miami 74

University of Nebraska at Kearney 38, 39

University of Nebraska at Omaha 39

University of New South Wales – Sydney 76

University of North Dakota 44

University of Oklahoma 50

University of Rome 77

University of South Australia 76

University of Southern California 11

University of Texas, GSBS 76

University of Tennessee, 76

University of the District of Columbia 73

University of Valencia 77

University of Waterloo 70

University of Western Ontario 70

University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh 76

Utah State University 63

Utah Valley University 64

V

Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology 43

Vermont Technical College 76

Victor Valley College 73

Vincennes University 74

W

Walla Walla University 76

Wallace State Community College – Hanceville 73

Waubonsee Community College 74

Wayne Community College 75

West Los Angeles College 73

West Virginia University Institute of Technology 76

Western Colorado Community College 73

Western Michigan University 32, 33

Western Nebraska Community College 75

Western Oklahoma State College 75

Wichita State University 74

Wilmington University 73

Worms University of Applied Sciences 71

Y

Yavapai College - Arizona Community College 73

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[ Athens State University Y ALABAMA

[ Auburn University Auburn Y Y Y

[ Community College of the Air Force Montgomery Y

Tuskegee University

[ University of Alaska - Anchorage Anchorage Y

[ Arizona State University North Mesa Y Y Y Y

[ California Aeronautical University Mesa Y Y Y Y

[ Cochise Community College Douglas Y Y

[ Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Prescott Prescott Y Y Y Y Y Y

[ Henderson State University Arkadelphia Y

[ Ozarka College Melbourne

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[ California Baptist University Riverside

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UTAH

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[ Utah Valley University

VIRGINIA

[ Averett University

Salt Lake City Y Y Y Y Y Y

Cedar City Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Logan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Provo Y Y Y Y Y

Danville Y Y

[ Hampton University Hampton Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

[ Liberty University Lynchburg Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

WASHINGTON

[ Central Washington University

Ellensburg Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

[ Moody Bible Institute Spokane Y Y Y

Walla Walla University College Place Y Y Y Y Y

WEST VIRGINIA

[ Fairmont State University Fairmont Y Y Y

[ Marshall University Huntington Y Y Y Y

WISCONSIN

[ Fox Valley Technical College

INTERNATIONAL

[ Centre Quebecois de Formation Aeronautique

[ Concordia University

Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology

[ Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology

[ University of Waterloo

Oshkosh Y Y Y Y Y

CANADA Y Y

CANADA Y Y

CANADA Y Y Y Y

CANADA Y Y Y Y Y

CANADA Y Y Y University of Western Ontario CANADA Y Y Y

[ Worms University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY Y Y Y Y University College Dublin

IRELAND Y Y University of Limerick

[ University of Management and Technology

[ Prince Sultan University

Korea Aerospace University

[ Centro de Estudios Superiores de la Aviación

IRELAND Y Y

PAKISTAN Y Y Y Y Y

SAUDI ARABIA Y Y Y

SOUTH KOREA Y Y Y Y Y

SPAIN Y Y Y Y

[ Rockfield College of Management SWITZERLAND Y Y Y

[ Yeditepe University TURKEY Y Y Y

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Learning & Networking

• Students and faculty facilitators will spend three days in the nation’s capital attending briefings & seminars from the NTSB, the FAA, Congressional staff, and industry associations such as NBAA,RAA, A4A

• Students will be able to network with others from across the country and gain valuable exposure to leaders in these organizations

• Students will have the opportunity to gain a better understanding of how these agencies interact in establishing aviation policy and what job opportunities may be available in the aviation industry

• Faculty and students will gain valuable insight into how they can participate in the process now and in the future

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Things To Do

Touring the National Mall should top your list of must-do’s when you visit the District. Free monuments, memorials and museums are all around, including the famous Lincoln and Jefferson memorials and the popular National Museum of African American History and Culture.

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