in your online seminar you mentioned that some schools are recognized by airlines as industry leaders and offer a higher level of education. can you tell me what are the names of some of these schools or direct me to someplace where i can get some good, unbiased information on this?

where i live (portland, oregon) there are only a few options that iam trying decide between. Embry riddle, ATP flight academy, and the local community college. Do you have an opinion on the quality of education between these
and how any of these would look to a future employer?

I have also noticed that most major airlines require a 4 yr degree to qualify for a interview. would it be better to get a degree in aviation science, or does the degree that i major in even make a difference so long as i have one with the required flight certificates?

thank you for your time and help with these questions!

Josh Weiler-

in your online seminar you mentioned that some schools are recognized by airlines as industry leaders and offer a higher level of education. can you tell me what are the names of some of these schools or direct me to someplace where i can get some good, unbiased information on this?

where i live (portland, oregon) there are only a few options that iam trying decide between. Embry riddle, ATP flight academy, and the local community college. Do you have an opinion on the quality of education between these
and how any of these would look to a future employer?

I have also noticed that most major airlines require a 4 yr degree to qualify for a interview. would it be better to get a degree in aviation science, or does the degree that i major in even make a difference so long as i have one with the required flight certificates?

thank you for your time and help with these questions!

Josh Weiler-