Embry-Riddle

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	Quote: Originally Posted by 3dav8r
	I do not believe they have paid any pilots to leave for quite some time, since approx. early 90s.

Well believe it as I was of them. I seperated 29 Sep 07. The pilots that seperated were based on year group that you were commissioned and what type of aircraft you flew, ie. fighters, helo, recc, transport,....

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	Quote: Originally Posted by Sukhoikid
	The thing I have got to understand there is a world outside this forum. Way bigger world. People around this area that went to Riddle said they loved it and I would to. They came out to be great people and made it through life great. I am not wanting to be a big airline passenger pilot. I am just going in for corporate pilot and mainly engineering. I would like to thank you all for the help. I know the college is very $$$ and I know some of you might think its not worth it. I will visit the college at the end of next month and next week I will find out about Jacksonville University in Florida. They seem to have a good aviation program over there.

I am a 98 grad from ERAU. If you are looking into engineering I would look somewere else. I looked at a couple of programs in the Air Force (that required an engineering degree) and was told any engineering degree would be fine except for one from ERAU. I was told from the selection boards that the ERAU degree did not have the same foundation that other programs offered. I still think the that ERAU is second to none when it come to other degrees though. I was in the Army Guard when I went to ERAU and they picked up most of the school cost. After I graduated I went to OTS in the Air Force.