GLSoar
Who needs a dang motor
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2002
- Posts
- 67
No degree
Let me say that it is frustrating out there even if you have a degree. I have a bit of time and have been fortunate the past 2 years. If you have a flying job today consider yourself lucky. As far as degrees, from my instructing experience I can tell you that pilots that went to an university usually learn much better than GA pilots, which is a big plus when you get flooded with new information. I have had some great instructors, but even so I found gaps in my knowledge, Universities are a great tool for filling those gaps. If you have a flying job and can't go to school full time, keep flying and go to school part time, the time will pass quickly. lOOK AT YOUR OPTIONS, You can cry that you don't have a degree or you can go part time an make an effort to get one. Look at ten years from now! I'm 1 class from a degree and have been going to school part time for awhile. The time goes by quickly!
Let me say that it is frustrating out there even if you have a degree. I have a bit of time and have been fortunate the past 2 years. If you have a flying job today consider yourself lucky. As far as degrees, from my instructing experience I can tell you that pilots that went to an university usually learn much better than GA pilots, which is a big plus when you get flooded with new information. I have had some great instructors, but even so I found gaps in my knowledge, Universities are a great tool for filling those gaps. If you have a flying job and can't go to school full time, keep flying and go to school part time, the time will pass quickly. lOOK AT YOUR OPTIONS, You can cry that you don't have a degree or you can go part time an make an effort to get one. Look at ten years from now! I'm 1 class from a degree and have been going to school part time for awhile. The time goes by quickly!