• Get in the cockpit on day one.
• Guaranteed weekly flight training slots, aircraft, and flight instructor availability.
• Academic classes are one day a week to allow for work schedules. 
• Flight training is scheduled three days a week.
• As a Part 141 Collegiate Aviation program with reduced ATP, our graduates qualify at 1000 hours for Airport Transport Pilot instead of 1500.
• Students will earn their Private, Instrument, Commercial (with multi-engine rating), and Flight Instructor Certificates.
• A private pilot rating may transfer to our program.

• Our cohort model helps you succeed and feel supported every step of the way. As part of a cohort, you'll join a community of like-minded aviators who will encourage and inspire you to reach your goals. By starting and finishing the program together, you'll have the opportunity to form long-lasting, meaningful connections with your peers and share experiences that will stay with you for years to come. Joining a cohort is one of the most rewarding experiences our program offers. 
• There is a towered airport less than one mile from the campus.
• Extraordinary support from qualified and professional faculty and staff.
• The Leadership and Management program with an Aviation Concentration consists of 120 credits. All aviation-related courses, as well as the majority of leadership courses, are conducted in person.
• Participate in real-world flight operations during a 15-week internship.

Our non-profit status means that we affirm our responsibility to provide affordable access to higher education with reasonable tuition costs and minimal fees, allowing more students to earn their degree and benefit our community for the greater good.

• See our low tuition and fees. 
• This program is eligible for Title IV federal financial aid.