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Who Is Going Or Will Be Going To Embry Riddle

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J.C.Airborne said:
actually no, when calculating TT you cant use those sim flights. thats why in the log books they have another columm for sim flights.

Read closer, I never said anything about TT.

Alex429595 said:
I can't speak for anyone else, but we have fairly decent sims here at UND. Sure they are a bit touchy, but it makes you all the better at flying. The idea is if you can fly it in the sim, you can fly it in the plane. Remember, time in the sim counts toward some time towards the rating, and its cheaper than being in a plane.
 
Diesel said:
airforceusaf- gayest screename ever.

I guess your the son of a navy pilot?
no i have had this screen name for a long time and i did want to fly fighterplanes. i think its prety rude of you to say something like that tho. i am a pilot same as you and you should treat me with the same common respect that i would show you. thank you for your time.
 
airforceusaf said:
no i have had this screen name for a long time and i did want to fly fighterplanes. i think its prety rude of you to say something like that tho. i am a pilot same as you and you should treat me with the same common respect that i would show you. thank you for your time.
not with 13 hours you aren't. :p enjoy riddle, make the best of it. make your own decisions with guidance from those who came before you. dont let administration push you around. good luck.
 
my mother and father are paying so ofcorse i will go ther and my father went there . now he is a commercial pilot for United airlines and i will replace the baby boomers then i have connections into the indusry. and if it dont work out then what ever i can fig it out from there im strong and i can get througha nyhting
 
Alex429595 said:
I don't think we are thinking on the same page here. I do not consider my college degree to be specific job training at all. My mother majored in semiotics at Brown, and then got a degree in accounting from Bryant and is now a CPA. Does that make her degree in semiotics worthless? I think of a college degree as four years of learning how to learn, and learning how to be an adult. Learning how to get up on time, make appointments, and learning how to stick to commitments. Choosing a specific major, for me anyhow, just makes the process more interesting to my brain. If, at the end of these four years, I decide to become certified in real esate, and do not pursue a career as a commercial pilot, I will not feel as if I have chosen the wrong major at all. Its important to go to college. People put WAY too much emphasis on the exact major.

People who have a plan in life put an emphasis on their exact major. People who don't are generally called Liberal Arts Majors..:laugh:
 
J.C.Airborne said:
there isnt anything wrong with parents paying for college, but i find that generally speaking kids who dont pay their own way tend to slack off knowing its not their money they are wasting. I believe there is something to be said for earning it on your own, but then again 100K in debt is never fun.
i hav to pay for the first semester
 

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