after i graduate

[McLovin]

If I had to say any good Collage in the US;(where I live thank god) not saying anything bad about anyother countrys well except IRAQ, lol. I would Have to go with TSTC-TExas Technacle Collage in WACO. it is a highly recommended school for anything. it is on an old Air Force base(Air Force 1 lands there alot now). I am going to school there for my A&P Lic. and Later to finish my Pilot Lic. or maybe both at the same time. Now thats alot of studyin. The Cost of the Flight Program will run u around $30,000-$35,000. Its alot better than $100,000. hahaha

          ~TEx

[jknight8907]

If you want to learn how to fly, train at a flight school, not a flight acadamy. You'll fly more, learn more, and pay less.

If you're looking to get a college degree to meet that requirement of the airlines, don't get an aviation degree. They (the airlines) don't care what the degree is in, as long as you have one. Also aviation degrees are not very useful unless you plan on running an airport. If you go to a 'real' college, you'll pay less and have a viable backup if you have to leave flying for whatever reason.

For more information on this I suggest www.jetcareers.com, great place.

[marick626]

Im in highschool and Im already taking classes in my local aiport. I really want to go to embry ridolle but I would also like to go to my local universities flight program. The university is called "interamerican".
I really like the idea of staying home but I really like the idea of going to embry ridolle.

Oh... The punishments of life...
Anyhow. Good luck.

cheers