First 2 years of college coming to an end...

[Flipperk]

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Started at San Jacinto Community College here in Houston, my associates degree in Business Admin in now on the printers and awaiting on its arrival.

Next stop is Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. Bachelors of Science in Air Traffic Management

I am excited!!!!!!!!! Finally going to pursue my dream of becoming an Air Traffic Controller! I will see you gentlemen in the skies soon

[MachFly]

 

Come to prescott, the weather is better 

[Flipperk]

Come to prescott, the weather is better  

No BS in Air Traffic Management at Prescott, besides, I like to see girls every now and then  

[MachFly]

No BS in Air Traffic Management at Prescott,

Really? Did not know that.

besides, I like to see girls every now and then  

  I know what you mean.

[Pigslilspaz]

Always wanted to go to Embry, but it is way to rediculously expensive (I don't get to see a dime from my parents, and my scholarship choices are slim due to socio-economic background) So instead going to transfer to Cal Poly SLO for Aerospace Engineering. Getting excited.

[MachFly]

Always wanted to go to Embry, but it is way to rediculously expensive (I don't get to see a dime from my parents, and my scholarship choices are slim due to socio-economic background) So instead going to transfer to Cal Poly SLO for Aerospace Engineering. Getting excited.

Yeah...

and I plan to go to the Air Force, they don't give a $h1t where you graduated form, they only care about your degree, GPA, rattings and hours                

[Babalonian]

Gratz!  I've been eyeing Mt. SACC's Air Traffic Management cources lately myself, but honestly going back to school for anything in the aerospace industry is apealing to me atm.   

[Jayhawk]

My advice; invest in a good mattress so you get plenty of sleep.

[flight17]

if you want a Bs then, Embry is ok, but if your willing to get an Assiociates that is cheaper and gets you a better Tower job, look into Community College of Beaver County. http://ccbc.edu/aviationsciences

CCBC students have the option on getting onto the FAA's advanced hiring list plus train in a live airport tower. We are the only college in the Country that has that capability. And after finishing the program, you can get a job straight away at a contract tower.

btw its just north of Pittsburgh...

[Melvin]

Good Job Man!   

    

[Pigslilspaz]

Yeah...

and I plan to go to the Air Force, they don't give a $h1t where you graduated form, they only care about your degree, GPA, rattings and hours                

same here, ROTC scholarship is how i'm affording school.

[Babalonian]

if you want a Bs then, Embry is ok, but if your willing to get an Assiociates that is cheaper and gets you a better Tower job, look into Community College of Beaver County. http://ccbc.edu/aviationsciences

CCBC students have the option on getting onto the FAA's advanced hiring list plus train in a live airport tower. We are the only college in the Country that has that capability. And after finishing the program, you can get a job straight away at a contract tower.

btw its just north of Pittsburgh...

Thanks for the good suggestion, I'll read up on it but doubt it will be a likely option, it being a CC in Pittsburgh and all.

[flight17]

Thanks for the good suggestion, I'll read up on it but doubt it will be a likely option, it being a CC in Pittsburgh and all.

lol say that like its a bad thing...
was just throwing it out there.

[Babalonian]

Not bad at all... well kinda... it's as well intended as one can be when wishing Pittsburgh was located any closer to them.

[Hoarach]

Ill be finishing my 3rd year of college in a couple weeks here.


Will be getting a bachelor's in biology and minor chemistry and forensics.  Will be doing a post-bacc for a year or two depending on which program I choose then go to medical school.