Aviation Maintenance

Located in Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County College offers two aviation associate degree paths and one non-credit program. The school offers both day and night classes.

Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology has four campuses—Tulsa, Oklahoma; Broomfield, Colorado; Inglewood, California; and Riverside, California—offering several Associate of Applied Science aviation-focused degree programs. The college has been around since the 1920s and has trained more than 100,000 pilots.

Located in San Jose, California, San Jose State University offers a bachelor’s degree program with four different concentrations from which to choose. The school’s flight program works with two training affiliates in the local area so students can earn their flight certifications on their own time while completing their academic requirements on campus. This makes […]

Located in Winter Haven, Florida, Polk State College offers five different aviation programs— three associate degrees, one bachelor’s degree, and one certificate. This program takes a state-of-the-art approach to training that allows students from all degree paths to share knowledge and experience in a blended learning environment modeled on actual operations of the modern aerospace […]

Located in Costa Mesa, California, Orange Coast College offers one associate, one bachelor’s,  and three certificate programs, each with different specializations. The school also offers flight rating to be taken individually to degree programs. Most of Orange Coast’s classes are in the evenings between 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Flight training happens as part of a customized […]

Located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Middle Tennessee State University offers six aerospace Bachelor’s degree paths, from flight training to maintenance management. The history of flight training at MTSU dates back to World War II, when flight training took place right on campus. Its newest program, Unmanned Aerial Systems, is dedicated to helping aviation professionals adapt to […]

Located in Lynchburg, Virginia, Liberty University offers aviation degrees and certificates in all levels. Students can choose between one associate degree, seven bachelor’s degrees with eight different concentrations, a master’s degree option with four concentrations, three possible minors, and two certificates in aviation related fields. Some of the options can be done completely online, some are hybrid models, and some, like the flight concentrations, are in-person only. This allows flexibility to students while still ensuring the value of their degree.

Located in Salina, Kansas, Kansas State University Salina Aerospace and Technology Campus offers 14 different aviation programs, ranging from certificates to bachelor’s degrees and a new master’s degree program. This program trains students above the minimum requirements set forth by the FAA to ensure their students are well-rounded and ready for the industry. The K-State […]

Located in Romeoville, Illinois, Lewis University offers six different Bachelor of Science programs and one master’s program. Lewis University started in the early 1930s as an aviation technical school, which helped them become a highly regarded College of Aviation Science today. This university is a good fit for students looking for a hands on experience […]

Located in Longview, Texas, LeTourneau University offers five associate degree options, six bachelor’s degree options, certificate programs, and a number of concentrations to choose from. LeTourneau University also offers flight rating training without being enrolled in a degree program.