Flight School & Aviation College Programs

Flight Training College Programs help with the cost, difficulty, and time requirements to become a pilot. Our top-notch courses will prove you wrong! US Aviation Academy is rated as one of the best in the United States. We prioritize working with your unique schedule and budget constraints to turn your goal of flying into reality. These are some of the individual flight training courses you can choose from:

Fort Worth Houston Denton New York Missouri

Flight Training & Aviation Colleges in Texas, New York, and Missouri

Tarrant County College | Lonestar College | Dutchess College | Southeast Missouri State University

Flight Training College in Fort Worth

The program can be completed in two years, after which students will have their license, ratings, and associate of applied science degree, or AAS. Tarrant County wants to help Aviation students achieve their goals as efficiently and affordably as possible. US Aviation is proud to offer this location and program to our students.

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Flight Training College in Houston

The degree is awarded to students upon successful completion of a common core of general education courses and a preset selection of aviation classes closely mapped to the needs and demands of the aviation industry. The curriculum is sequenced with FAA ground and flight classes so a student is prepared for employment as a Certified Flight Instructor while completing the general education requirements for the degree. The general education requirements provide the foundation for students who want to continue their education to a Bachelor’s degree.

Pre-enrollment to Do List

  • Attend an LSC Professional Pilot information session.
  • Apply for admission to Lone Star College.
  • Show college-level readiness in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics.
  • Get a Class II Medical Certificate from an FAA medical examiner. To find one-click Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)
  • Show proof of U.S. citizenship. Students who are not U.S. citizens must qualify for the FAA alien flight student program.
  • Arrange your finances so you have ready access to pay the flight class fess.
  • Complete a FAFSA application.
  • Review scholarship opportunities.
Start by looking at ALPA.org, AOPA.org, NBAA.org, EAA.org, UAA.org, WAI.org (Women in Aviation), OBAP.org (Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals). Approval requests for VA assistance are in progress.

Information Sessions Reservations

Prospective students are required to attend an information session as a part of the enrollment approval process. Courses, schedules, costs, funding sources, career information, and other topics will be addressed in the information session.

Make Your Reservation

To make your reservation call the Lone Star College – Conroe Center front desk at 936-521-4571. You must have been recorded as attending an information session to be allowed to book an advising session. You will need to arrive at the Conroe Center at least an hour before your scheduled advising in order to take the aviation aptitude written assessment.

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Flight Training College in New York

The program specifically prepares matriculated students to meet the stringent requirements outlined by the FAA in order to acquire a Private Pilot Certificate and Commercial Pilot Certificate, both with an Airplane Category Rating and a Single Engine Class Rating. In this process, students will gain the knowledge and proficiency necessary to acquire an Instrument Rating.

With successful completion of the program, students will be able to

  • Obtain an FAA certificate appropriate to the level of pilot proficiency;
  • Apply the scientific method, develop hypotheses, analyze results, and draw conclusions;
  • Demonstrate the ability to use technology and software applications to produce an output or perform analyses appropriate to their academic program/discipline;
  • Work with graphical, numerical, or symbolic models to solve problems and interpret results.

Pre-enrollment To-Do List

  • Contact the Aviation Science Program Chair for the current negotiated fee for flight training and for course/program information.
  • Courses must be selected in consultation with the Program Coordinator.
  • Successful completion of an FAA physical, leading to 1st or 2nd class Medical Certificate is required for enrollment.

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Flight Training College in Missouri

The Bachelor of Science in Professional Pilot provides the training to attain the FAA certifications needed to become a professional pilot. Successful students will obtain their private pilot, commercial pilot, and flight instructor certifications. Students in this program will begin flight training in their first semester. The core of the program is fundamental coursework to prepare for FAA certifications and a career in commercial aviation. The academic courses are paired with lab courses at the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport that prepare students to work with the aircraft both on the ground and in the air. Students will take the controls to gain flight hours. In addition, students take other classes to help them learn how to successfully manage an aircraft and its crew.

What You’ll Do

  • Work closely with experienced faculty and gain practical experience in a program that will prepare you for commercial aviation;
  • Begin flight training in your first semester of college;
  • Take pilot training courses at the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport;
  • Graduate with the qualifications to become an FAA Certified Flight Instructor.

What You’ll Study

  • AV110 Private Pilots
  • AV390 Aircraft Design
  • ET381 Fundamental of Flight

More about Southeast Missouri State University

https://semo.edu/academics/programs/stem/engineering-tech/professional-pilot.html

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Midwest University Flight Training

Midwest University is committed to providing students with outstanding learning opportunities in an environment of rigorous academic work, which prepares them for success in their chosen fields of study.

Focus on International Students with F-1 Visa Capability

  • Professional Pilot Course
  • Apply the scientific method, develop hypotheses, analyze results and draw conclusions;
  • Demonstrate the ability to use technology and software applications to produce an output or perform analyses appropriate to their academic program/discipline;
  • Work with graphical, numerical, or symbolic models to solve problems and interpret results.

Professional Pilot Course

International Student Application

International students studying at Midwest University must adhere to immigration laws in order to maintain their F-1 visa status. Consistent and timely registration and completion of courses are vital. Along with academic requirements, students are required to adhere to all Midwest University policies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Use Government Loans for Flight School?

Yes! At US Aviation Academy, we make it easy for our prospective pilots to utilize FAFSA and get government loans, Pell Grants, and more via our Flight Training College Programs.

Before completing a FAFSA application, make sure to view our pre-enrollment to-do list which will give you all the foundational information you need.

For any questions on specific government loans, contact us today to please speak to one of our knowledgeable representatives at Admissions.

How Long Does It Take to Finish College Flight School?

The length of time it will take to finish College Flight School is entirely up to our Collegiate Partners! Some of our College Partnerships are 2-year associates and others are 4-year bachelors.

To find out more information, please click the link to any of our elite collegiate partners below:

Can I Get Student Loans for Flight Training College?

Yes, each one of our programs will offer you a variety of different student loan options! To find the student loan option that is right for you, please speak to an admission staff member at the program of your choosing who can help you decide which financial plan fits your unique budget.

What is a Restricted ATP?

A Restricted ATP Certificate allows a pilot to fly for a regional airline at 1000 or 1250 hours instead of the full 1500 hours.

To learn more about a Restricted ATP Certificate, please contact us today!

Flight Training College Programs in Texas

At US Aviation Academy, we offer three different locations to choose from when it comes to Domestic Flight Training. Our Texas locations, include Denton, Fort Worth, and Houston!

How to Start Flight Training at Aviation College?

Aviation College is a great way to receive your Restricted ATP and an Aviation College Degree while learning to become a Commercial Pilot. We have several college options for you to choose from!

Can I Use GI Bill® for Flying Lessons?

Yes, you can use your GI Bill® for flight training at our aviation college programs in Houston, Missouri, Fort Worth, and New York, as well as vocational GI Bill® flight training at our Denton Flight School.