Part 141 Schools in New England
Posted by Primary-Dependent-46@reddit | flying | View on Reddit | 2 comments
Anyone here go to a Part 141 school in New England? Im mainly looking at Bridgewater State University right now.
I’m active duty Air Force doing ATC and I’m about a year out from finishing my 4 year contract. I’ll be 22 when I separate and already have my associate degree done.
Just wondering what BSU aviation and being a civilian again is actually like: flight training quality, scheduling, GI Bill process, overall student experience, life post active duty.
Would you recommend it for someone trying to go airlines?
Any advice would be appreciated thank you!
tundragoose@reddit
BSU is a great school to go to unless you want to enroll in their flight program, then it's a bit of a mess (and has been like that for a long time, sadly)
Annecdotally I have seen a lot of people take 5-6 years to finish a 4 year program there seemingly due to scheduling issues / airplane and instructor availability.
rFlyingTower@reddit
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Anyone here go to a Part 141 school in New England? Im mainly looking at Bridgewater State University right now.
I’m active duty Air Force doing ATC and I’m about a year out from finishing my 4 year contract. I’ll be 22 when I separate and already have my associate degree done.
Just wondering what BSU aviation and being a civilian again is actually like: flight training quality, scheduling, GI Bill process, overall student experience, life post active duty.
Would you recommend it for someone trying to go airlines?
Any advice would be appreciated thank you!
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