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The professional pilot degree option prepares students with the flight skills and classroom knowledge necessary to be successful in the aviation industry. Authorized by the FAA as a Part 141 institution, OSU graduates students ready to fly in private industry, work as a certified flight instructors, or succeed in non-commercial flight jobs as they build towards their 1000 hours needed to fly commercially. Admission into the Professional Pilot study option requires a supplemental application and is limited to 75 new students per academic year. Admission is fall only. PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Students complete certified flight instructor training as a part of their degree program, opening more job opportunities to them upon graduation. OSU enjoys a partnership with Envoy’s cadet program, allowing students to earn benefits and build seniority while completing their degree. Our program is accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI). OSU has a growing fleet of aircraft, including Piper PA-44-180 Seminole (2), Cessna 182 (2), Cessna 172 (14), Cessna 152 (8), Cessna 150 (1), and a Redbird MCX Simulator, and more planes will be joining the fleet in the future. education.okstate.edu Professional Pilot STUDENT PERSPECTIVE Being a professional pilot has allowed me to travel to cool places and connected me with life- long friends, while teaching me valuable lessons along the way! – Taylor Hendrick, a Professional Pilot student NOTABLE NUMBERS Professional pilot students complete their CFI with an average 250 hours of flight experience. Aerospace Administration and Operations:
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The professional pilot degree option prepares students with the flight skills and classroom knowledge necessary to be successful in the aviation industry. Authorized by the FAA as a Part 141 institution, OSU graduates students ready to fly in private industry, work as a certified flight instructors, or succeed in non-commercial flight jobs as they build towards their 1000 hours needed to fly commercially. Admission into the Professional Pilot study option requires a supplemental application and is limited to 75 new students per academic year. Admission is fall only.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Students complete certified flight instructor training as a part of their degree program, opening more job opportunities to them upon graduation.
OSU enjoys a partnership with Envoy’s cadet program, allowing students to earn benefits and build seniority while completing their degree.
Our program is accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI). OSU has a growing fleet of aircraft, including Piper PA-44-180 Seminole (2), Cessna 182 (2),
Cessna 172 (14), Cessna 152 (8), Cessna 150 (1), and a Redbird MCX Simulator, and more planes will be joining the fleet in the future.
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Professional Pilot
STUDENT PERSPECTIVEBeing a professional pilot has allowed me to travel to cool places and connected me with life-long friends, while teaching me valuable lessons along the way!
– Taylor Hendrick, a Professional Pilot student
NOTABLE NUMBERS
Professional pilot students complete their CFI with an average 250 hours
of flight experience.
Aerospace Administration and Operations:
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AEROSPACE ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS
Professional Pilot
13 hrs.
SAMPLE FOUR-YEAR PLAN OF STUDY
*Suggested for students seeking concurrent, dual credit, or AP course options to apply directly to this degree plan. Refer to the OSU Transfer Credit Guide & Credit By Exam Guide for specific course information at okstate.edu.
RELATED MINORS
CONTACT INFORMATION
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FALLComposition I*Social/Behavioral Sciences CourseAmerican History*EHA 1st Year Seminar Theory of Flight
SPRINGComposition II*College Algebra*American Government*Advanced Theory of Flight
FALLGeneral PhysicsTheory of Instrument Flight History of AviationHumanities Course*
SPRINGAviation/Aerospace Security Theory of Commercial FlightMeteorologyGeneral Education CourseControlled Elective
FALLTheory of Multi-Engine Flight Human Factors in Aviation Aviation Legal and Regulatory Issues Aviation Weather Humanities Course*
SPRINGAdvanced Aircraft Systems Aircraft Turbine Engine Operations Principles of Flight Instruction General Education Course Controlled Elective
FALLAviation Safety Crew Resource Management Aviation Labor Relations General Education Course
SPRINGAviation/Aerospace Ethics Aerospace and Air Carrier Industry Cockpit Automation International Aerospace Issues
Aerospace Studies Aerospace Security Aviation Management Leadership
15 hrs.
14 hrs. 16 hrs.
12 hrs.
13 hrs. 15 hrs.
Minors are designed to enhance and complement a major field of study. They are not required and additional courses must be added to the plan above.
12 hrs.
Additional Required Flight Training:Private Flight Lab IPrivate Flight Lab II Instrument Flight Lab Intermediate Flight Lab
Commercial Maneuvers Flight Lab Multi-Engine Flight Lab Certified Flight Instructor Flight Lab
(120 total credit hours)
Mason MartinProspective Student [email protected]
Jennifer ChessmoreProspective Student [email protected]
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