Aerospace Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
I'm doing ROTC to get in. It's a full scholarship ($15,000 yr)...but since the university is now $21,000 a year, I have to come up with the difference. It helps save alot of money, and you get a guaranteed job afterwards in our fight against the bin laden.
Aerospace Engineering
It is pretty easy to get admitted ERAU, but you have to be ready for the work. This isn't a party school, but it's not a study school either. Just do well in high school (gpa 3.0+) and in SATs (1100+,higher if you want to do engineering) and be involved in extra-curricular activities.
Aerospace Engineering
Getting in is easy - mainly because the first-year students generate most of university's income. Once in, the failure rate is high - they actually want to raise it to 60%. Making classes more difficult is fine if it adds to educational value. Doing so just to meet some benchmark is something I can't say on this site. They seem myopically focused on it everywhere and it makes the experience disguisting. Ivy leagues make it unbelievably hard to get in; this school makes it easy to get in but pushes out most people after taking 20K+ out of their pockets. Pretty clever but not what a school should strive for.
Aerospace Engineering
Easy as pie. (I don't really get this expression but you understand what I mean.) They'll take your money until you WANT to leave (or graduate)!!!!
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Nothing. They are so desperate for money they will let any idiot itn
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I joined while in the military while stationed at Cape Canaveral AFS. Join the military and they will pay for it. (20k a year)
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I had a 1270 SAT score. I did not take the ACT. I was heavily involved in: band/orchestra, my Air Force Civil Air Patrol program, and was on the Water Polo team.
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pretty easy to get in, just need like a 3.0
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Keep up a good GPA, SAT, and a few extra curriculars!
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