Discover and research the 110 colleges with Airline/Commercial/Professional Pilot and Flight Crew majors with Noodle. Find the right Airline/Commercial/Professional Pilot and Flight Crew colleges for you by entering your GPA, test scores and other preferences.
LeTourneau University is a Christian school located two hours from Dallas that offers programs in the technological studies, as well as the arts and sciences. About 4000 students are enrolled. The surrounding town of Longview is home to the Great ... learn more
"This Christian school in the Lone Star State has a "huge" Greek system and "tons of Bible studies and Christian activities." The unique Baylor Interdisciplinary Core Program eats up 41 credits in various subjects, emphasizes how they all relate, and ... learn more
Purdue University in Indiana is one of the great buys of higher education, especially for Hoosiers, who make up the vast majority of the career-minded, math-oriented student population here. Great programs in business and engineering (one in five pursues an ... learn more
Jacksonville University is a solid little liberal arts school that stresses professional preparation. In addition to its traditional day programs, Jacksonville offers a variety of weekend and evening programs for adult students. Best of all, the campus is just minutes ... learn more
"On the picturesque and public Long Island campus of SUNY Farmingdale, students can take advantage of over forty academic programs, ranging from bachelor's, associate's, and certificate programs ranging from the liberal arts to management to professional pilot training to food ... learn more
"Prestigious Saint Louis University is a small, private university with a strong Jesuit tradition that offers an "excellent academic environment" at a very affordable price. Whilst it is ranked among the top research universities in the nation, the students remain ... learn more
Daniel Webster College is college with 632 students located in Nashua, NH. learn more
"At the sunny Florida branch of "the world's leading institution of aviation and aerospace higher education," students become pilots, aerospace engineers, and various fancy-named technical specialists. Beaches, Disney World, and the Kennedy Space Center offer possible diversions, and on campus ... learn more
Tucked away in southeastern Washington's Walla Walla Valley, this Seventh Day Adventist college provides a faith-centered liberal arts curriculum to its approximately 1,600 undergraduate students. The venerable Sonnenberg Series, a friendly but intense basketball competition that pits Walla students against ... learn more
Consisting of four schools — arts and sciences, business, education, and nursing and health sciences — Salt Lake City’s Westminster College is the only accredited liberal arts institution in Utah. Generous with financial aid (91 percent of freshmen receive some ... learn more
A huge percentage of men flock to this specialized campus in Prescott, AZ to seek careers as pilots, aerospace engineers, and various fancy-named technical specialists. Technology is omnipresent at Embry-Riddle, what with flight simulators, the Aerospace Engineering Wind Tunnel, and ... learn more
Medium-sized Lewis University in Romeoville, IL (about 30 miles from Chicago) is a Christian Brothers school that offers a liberal arts curriculum and a wealth of pre-professional majors including nursing, business and aviation to its 4000 or so students of ... learn more
