Licenses and Ratings

[p1brule]

I went to a flight based college as well, Western Michigan University. Where I picked up a commercial and a degree at the same time. It paid huge dividends during primary. Its just much more comfortable being familiar with the flight environment than your buddy who has never touched a stick before in his life. I was told the same BS that it could hurt you, and they want you to fly the military style. True. But the experience you will have over your peers is priceless. If you can get someone else to pay for it, do it. The VA paid for most of mine.

PS, what is the rating you get out of jets, anyone know?

 

[FLYTPAY]

PS, what is the rating you get out of jets, anyone know?

Commercial ASEL Instrument

 

[Single Seat]

You need to worry about getting through NAPS, and into/out of the boat school dude. You're cart is in another state and your horses are still in the barn. Especially with quotes like this in your profile:

"I want to become one of the best fighter pilots in the country."

 

[FLY_USMC]

I want to become one of the best fighter pilots in the country.

If you have any questions on how to accomplish this, shoot me a pm, I'll let you know how I did it!

That was a joke.....laugh.

 

[goosegagnon2]

What type of ratings are Osprey's pilots getting?

 

[HighDimension]

Well you would STILL be paying for the flying (ROTC only covers tuition) so it would be wasting YOUR money too to get a flying degree and then go SNA.

Have things changed? All of my flight was paid for and it was upwards of $35,000.