Aviation majors
Our 50,000 square-foot instructional facility is used exclusively for training students interested in careers in aviation and avionics.
You can work on a fleet of College-owned aircraft in a licensed repair facility for private aircraft.
Only 1/3 of the 200 schools certified by the FAA award associate's or bachelor's degrees. Penn College offers both.
$56,570
About 2/3 of all salaried mechanics work for airlines or airport and flying fields, and keen competition is likely for the best paying jobs. (source)
The Penn College aviation program built upon my prior military aviation experience to the point where I could pursue a multitude of career opportunities.
Kenneth Harding, mechanic, Delta Airlines
We have so much hands-on time in lab ... The teachers treat us with respect and trust our decisions on how to accomplish a job.
Ben Thompson, Aviation Maintenance Technology B.S. degree, 2009
Choose a degree
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Aviation Maintenance Technology
- aviation technician with major airlines
- commuter airlines
- fixed-base operators
- aerospace subcontractors
- aircraft manufacturers
- the Federal Aviation Administration
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Aviation Technology
- maintenance technicians for commercial aviation
- general aviation
- aviation repair stations
- manufacturer's services
Aviation Maintenance Technician
- commercial aviation
- general aviation
- aviation repair stations
- manufacturer's services
