Jay Beckman wrote:
"Mike Schumann" wrote in message
ink.net...

If he's got the grades, he should try to get into the best engineering
school he can get into. He can take flying lessons on the side. After he
gets out, he's got lots of options. No airline is going to hold a solid
engineering degree against him.


SNIP

Purdue University pops to mind ... great engineering school and they have an
aviation degree program to boot.

Jay B

Purdue doesn't get nearly the credit it deserves in this whole aviation
thing. In my not so humble opinion, of course. :-)

Only problem is the weather isn't as nearly as good as ERAU... :-)