Certificates and Airline Qualification Admissions
The Certificates and Airline Qualification Program provide qualified pilot certified candidates with Ailine Qualification Program internships, research and instruction opportunities in different academic units.
Airline Qualification Program Admissions
At American Academy of Aeronautics, we look for students who exhibit a commitment to learning, a strong work ethic, and a love of aviation. The primary criterion for admission is a commitment to academic success. We seek outstanding students who can bring positive energy to American Academy of Aeronautics. We also take into consideration personal qualities.
The admissions process at American Academy of Aeronautics is limited to four enrollment dates each school year. We are placing students quarterly in the graduate program sessions which start in September, January, March, and June. Early graduate program sessions option start in August, October, January and May. Since the admissions process for a typical qualified student takes about 60 days, and since courses have a tendency to fill up quickly, we encourage you to start the admissions process as early as possible. For information about application policies and procedures, please visit prospective graduate information or call the Office of Graduate Admissions at (408) 825-1360 on Monday through Friday, between 09:30AM and 5:00PM.
Financing Options
Students without full financial support from external sources, or those who have dependents, may need to use student loans to meet their expenses.
Loan funds, available only for U.S. citizens and permanent residents, may not be sufficient to meet the full cost of education. If you have dependents, you will need other sources of funding to support your family.
Although the cost of education may vary from person to person, the Financial Aid Office develops an estimate of living expenses, which is used to determine loan eligibility.
Students are expected to work and study full-time to facilitate timely completion of their programs. Financing the Airline Qualification Program study through concurrent employment is difficult and may be limited by the type of financial support.
The Academy recommends that prospective students apply for grants from national, industrial, or foundation sources for which they may be eligible. Information may be obtained from the financial aid office. from United States Information Service. or from other references found on the internet.
Major Fields of Undergraduate Study
- Flight Instructor Qualification Program
- Multi Engine Qualification Program
- Airline Qualification Program - Boeing 737
Aeronautical Research and Education
For a list of current research projects please visit the Research website.
Information Sessions and Campus Visits
American Academy of Aeronautics offers scheduled two-part program to high prospective students interested in applying for admissions to the Academy. The two-part program consists of information session presented by admissions personnel, and a student-led tour.
Campus visits and information sessions requires advance reservation, this can be prearranged with prospective students and their families who have begun the admissions process.
The purpose of these visits is to provide first-hand information about the latest program updates, to introduce the news in the flight training industry, and to showcase our flight and simulator training facilities.
An overview of these programs can be found on the Certificate and Airline Qualification Program website.
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