Overall the University is good in teaching you the BASIC skills needed to complete training as a mechanic. The degree plan is not very good, very elementary and the credits are not accepted anywhere else aside from Tulsa Community College, but only a few credits. All math courses are algebra based so no point in transfering to other universities especially out of state. The associate's program was a complete waste of time, they make it sound real good but is not. In the work field you really cannot do anything with an Associate's Degree, basically says you did half the degree and quit. Alot of money was spent through the mechanic training as well as the degree plan which could have been spent easily at a local community college. Both training and education is over-priced for what you get out of the university. Unless you plan on living in Oklahoma your entire life, do your mechanic training and get your degree else where.
Oct 13 2006
Other
I graduated in sep 1985. I went for the AMT Aviation Maintenance with helicopter option. During the time at Spartan I had no problems. Tulsa area was ok. Since graduation I have a full time job. First as a A&P Mechanic and the last 5 years as a QC inspector.
Oct 11 2006
Unknown
I graduated in sep 1985. I went for the AMT Aviation Maintenance with helicopter option. During the time at Spartan I had no problems. Tulsa area was ok. Since graduation I have a full time job. First as a A&P Mechanic and the last 5 years as a QC inspector.
Oct 11 2006
Unknown
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