AviationAssociate of Arts

Students check a plane in the aviation program at Lynn.

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From airport "field trips" to simulations and even cockpit training, the aviation program at Lynn is all hands-on, all the time. In this program, you'll focus on the core structure of the vast aviation industry and learn the operations. You'll become familiar with the finances, scheduling and regulations that affect the decision-making process for an aeronautics professional. Plus, you'll have the time and opportunity to earn pilot licenses and ratings.

This major qualifies graduates for the R-ATP at 1250 hours. Flight training beyond the private pilot certificate must be done with Lynn University to qualify.

Don't stop here. You may choose to continue your education with a bachelor's degree in aviation management.

What you'll learn in the aviation program

  • Operations
  • Aviation regulations
  • Finances and scheduling

Program

Undergraduate
Associate of Arts

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Spartak Keshtmand
With state-of-the-art facilities and dedicated instructors, students can explore their potential and gain the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the aviation industry.
Spartak Keshtmand, chief flight instructor

Courses

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Career opportunities

Earn your A.A. in aviation and prepare yourself for a career in the aeronautics industry. In this program, you'll gain a valuable skill set to help you land a job you love. You may also choose to continue your education with a B.S. in aviation management. A bachelor's degree can help you catapult your career in the aviation industry.

Airport management

Airport managers provide the leadership needed to maintain efficiency from the runway to baggage claim. Enforcing FAA standards, supervising staff and pinpointing areas of improvement for an airport are just a few aspects of this key role.

Air cargo handling supervisor

Air cargo handling supervisors coordinate loading, unloading, securing, and staging aircraft cargo and luggage. They supervise the ground crew and may accompany the aircraft to monitor and handle cargo during flight.

Aviation operations manager

Aviation operation managers lead a team of professionals and ensure that FAA regulations are met while looking after air-traffic and ground contollers, scheduling flights and training for pilots and leading the interview/hiring process.

Aviation based marketer

An aviation marketer develops advertising campaigns for an airline with commercials, print ads, in-flight media and digital content. They also buy ad space and radio or television time slots, and work to bring on new accounts.

Airport manager

Airport managers provide the leadership needed to maintain efficiency from the runway to baggage claim. Enforcing FAA standards, supervising staff and pinpointing areas of improvement for an airport are just a few aspects of this key role.

Career preparation services

We empower students to utilize all the career preparation resources to find the job they’ve always dreamed of.

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Cost and aid

Estimated annual cost of attendance

Fee name2023–20242024–2025
Tuition$41,200$42,730
Housing and food$13,750$14,330
Materials$500$250
Student services$1,000$1,000
Technology$750$750
Estimated total$57,200$59,060

Costs are based on completion of 120 total credits (30 credits per year). Some programs and courses may have additional costs.

Cost of housing is dependent on residence hall assignment.

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Undergraduate Application deadlines

Fall entry

Early action:

  • Apply by Nov. 15; submit supporting documents by Dec. 1; receive decision by Dec. 15.
  • Apply by Jan. 15; submit supporting documents by Feb. 1; receive decision by Feb. 15.

Regular decision:

  • Apply by March 1; receive decision by March 15.
  • Applications completed after March 1 are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Spring entry

  • Apply by Dec. 1; decisions released on a rolling basis.
  • Applications completed after Dec. 1 are reviewed on a rolling basis.

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