Aviation in univeristy?

Question

I'm planning to focus my study on aviation which is flying but I also want some undergraduate degree on like science(physics),caculus,and like 2 more...Is it possible to get 4-6 subjects in university and get all of them undergraduated?Will it be too hard? And also there is 2 courses,one is science&aviation and geography&aviation..can I take both of them..would it help me find a job easier?

Answer 1

Ok

for starters you don't need to go to university to be in aviation. Collage yes and pass your A levels.

If you pass your A levels you will be a much higher rate of accualy being something like a pilot or first officer.

hope this helps

Answer 2

What country are you in?

In college you study for whatever degree you want.   The airlines have no preferences.  

You can take Calculus, Physics, and any other science courses in college.  They can be plenty hard.  Study them ahead of time--during the years before college.

You can take both of the Aviation courses.  They won't make it easier to get hired.

Answer 3

If you want to get hired as a pilot for an airline, then it really doesn't matter what you get your undergraduate degree in. All that matters is hours, hours, and more HOURS. Airlines require you to have between 1500 to 5000 hours before you can even apply. When you get your private, your instrument, your commercial, your multi-engine and your Certified Flight Instructor ratings. Then you will begin instructing and won't have time for 4-6 majors. However, it is good idea to major in one other program as a back up if you are unable to pass your physical someday. I choose aviation management as my backup.

Answer 4

Hi,

I've got a website that might help you with your predicament a bit! http://www.flyfortheairlines.com

Basically, you don't really need to go to univeristy to be a pilot, not even if you want to do sponsorhips! Just A-Levels will be more that enough.

Answer 5

yes

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