Need advice on university

[dive_lover88]

Is there any one that has experience with Embry-Riddle AeroNautical University? I would to know. I'm researching for my future uni. Will be applying soon for it. I'll be graduating with a diploma in mech engg from Singapore Polytechnic. thanks for any advice

 

[agilis]

I have no direct experience, but having spent a good part of my life in higher ed, I'm familiar with the school. It is very good, probably among the very best, it its fairly narrow specialties. If you plan on being a pilot with technical credentials, or intend going into certain applied aeronautical engineering and design fields, Embry Ridddle is an excellent, if expensive, choice. Flying and airplanes are what it's all about there.

 

[dive_lover88]

thanks! I have all the intention to study aeronautical engineering. i'm hoiping that my studies in mechanical engineering will be recognised and get some exemptions.

 

[dive_lover88]

Do you know of any other university that offers aeronautical engineering?

 

[plsander]

Georgia Tech offers degrees (MS, BS, PhD) in Aerospace Engineering...

Had to plug my alma mater.

But remember, Ma Tech, she eats her young