Professional Pilot

Located in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Gateway Technical College offers an associate degree program targeted at students who want to pursue a career as an airline pilot.

Located in Auburn, Washington, Green River College offers a bachelor’s degree, two associates of applied science, and a slew of certificate programs for future aviation professionals.

Located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, Henderson State University offers a bachelor’s degree with three concentrations for future aviation professionals.

Located in Hesston, Kansas, Hesston College offers two associate degrees and one bachelor’s degree. It has been training pilots since 1970 and air traffic controllers since 2009.

Located in Estherville, Iowa, Iowa Lakes Community College offers a dual associate degree that emcompasses a pilot pathway and a management pathway in one degree.

Located in Duluth, Minnesota, Lake Superior College offers an associate degree track for both future helicopter and fixed-wing pilots.

Located in Grand Junction, Colorado, Western Colorado Community College, a division of Colorado Mesa University, offers an associate of applied science program built for aspiring professional pilots. The college has been training pilots since shortly after World War II.

Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Community College of Allegheny County offers two aviation associate degree programs and a certificate program for aspiring pilots. Students can pursue a bachelor’s degree at one of the school’s partner universities after completing their associate.

Located in Catonsville, Maryland, Community College of Baltimore County offers six aviation Associate of Applied Science degree programs with three concentrations for flight students.

Located in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, the Community College of Beaver County offers three aviation Associate of Applied Science degree programs. The university partners with Southern Illinois University to offer a bachelor’s degree on campus.