This program is designed to prepare you for the world of management in aviation-related industries, excluding training in helicopters, gliders, air traffic control, or aircraft maintenance. This amount includes 250 flight hours and 160 hours of ground instruction. Financial aid is available and students may receive extra financial aid due to the added cost of the courses. The actual flying courses require between two and two and a half years to complete. If you enroll in 16 hours each semester, you will meet all requirements and graduate in four years.
Many students take summer courses to allow a reduced load for other semesters.