It's not as bad as people make it out to be. If you have any specific questions you can PM me.
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Nrotc @erau
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It's near the beach.
Don't believe anything he says......and don't "ask" if you know what I mean. That said, his sister is good people
Mullets?
Don't believe anything he says......and don't "ask" if you know what I mean. That said, his sister is good people
JAC is just jealous of the Riddle guys. Also, leave my sister out of this.. I will end you!
Got a picture. We can compare to Heyjoe's daughter.
ryan1234
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Lately in Daytona...I've been seeing a lot more Skullets (mullet + bald spot on top)
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HD has a sister?
OP: Seriously, there's been lots of discussion on ERAU and the pros and cons of going there. Search the site, there's nothing new in the meantime.
But to sum up: those who've been there seem to agree that it's a good aviation program, but wayyyy too expensive for what you get.
Those of us who heave to teach them once they reach the Navy...well, Riddle Kids are like Academy kids these days. They don't have a very good rep amongst instructors. Frequently overconfident to the point of arrogance, without the skills to back it up. I've had many, many of them flunk out of API, and API's not hard.
When you're 17 and really into airplanes, the idea of going to Airplane College seems incredibly cool. But, one of the salty dogs on AW put it best: flying isn't an academic discipline, it's a trade. College isn't supposed to be a trade school, and besides, the Navy will teach you how to fly anyway, for free. Go to a school with a solid academic rep and a diverse program, major in something you find interesting and could possibly make a living with if this aviation thing doesn't pan out.
But to sum up: those who've been there seem to agree that it's a good aviation program, but wayyyy too expensive for what you get.
Those of us who heave to teach them once they reach the Navy...well, Riddle Kids are like Academy kids these days. They don't have a very good rep amongst instructors. Frequently overconfident to the point of arrogance, without the skills to back it up. I've had many, many of them flunk out of API, and API's not hard.
When you're 17 and really into airplanes, the idea of going to Airplane College seems incredibly cool. But, one of the salty dogs on AW put it best: flying isn't an academic discipline, it's a trade. College isn't supposed to be a trade school, and besides, the Navy will teach you how to fly anyway, for free. Go to a school with a solid academic rep and a diverse program, major in something you find interesting and could possibly make a living with if this aviation thing doesn't pan out.
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Go to any SEC, Big 12 school, or hell, any school recognized by Maxim/Playboy as a party school and you're set!