Bachelor of science professional pilot VS association of science

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Hello all,

I have question about the 4 years pilot degree (120 credits hours0VS 2 year(60 credit hours) pilot degree? which way is better to become an airline pilot ? does the region airline need the B.S degree or only need association degree to hire pilot ?

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Please read the FAQ section as there is a detailed post pertaining to this question.

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Please review the FAQ section. The regionals don’t need to see a degree. The majors say it’s preferred, but it’s strongly recommended to get one anyway to be competitive. The degree does not need to be in aviation.

Tory

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Yan,

As the others have said, you don’t need a degree for the Regionals. That said if you’re in school I recommend continuing and starting your flight training after to maintain continuity and momentum. If not training is always better sooner than later.

Adam

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Thanks I am currently studying on Kansas state university they are provide 2 option training program

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Thanks Adam

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Thanks Tory

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