Tuition: $15,376

Books and supplies: $976

Other fees: $690

Estimated off Campus Cost of Living: $5,960

Other Expenses Budget: $3,398

International Undergraduate Admissions:

·         $100 application fee

·         Official High School Transcripts or Record Equivalent

·         English Proficiency

o   TOEFL: 66 or higher

o   IELTS 6.0 or higher

o   Affidavit of support and financial statements

Programs: -Professional Pilot: prepares students for employment with U.S. and international airlines, cargo carriers, and corporate flight departments.

                  -Aviation Management: The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management degree is designed to produce graduates with a combination of industry knowledge and general management skills applicable in any segment of the aerospace field.

                 -Aerospace Technology Management:  For certified Airframe & Powerplant Technicians, the Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Technology Management provides a completion degree, preparing them for career progression into leadership and managerial roles needed in a wide variety of areas not only in aviation, but the entire aerospace industry.

Rankings: #96-127 in Regional Universities West

                 #168 in Engineering Programs

                  #405 in Business Programs