An Aviation Student's Campus Tour

Two of our Aviation Ambassadors and current students share their perspective on main campus and show you all the spots where WMU Aviation students spend their time! View the complete main campus tour from our Office of Admissions here: • Video

[@richarddulyea3745]

Very nice video! Just retired with Honeywell Aerospace in Phoenix Arizona. Although I majored in flight at Western in the 70’s, I worked in engineering customer support for Honeywell products working with all airlines in the world and have traveled to them. Keep your horizons and dreams open!! GO BRONCOS!!!

[@WMUAviation]

Wow! Thanks for sharing your story. Congratulations on your retirement. Go Broncos!

[@ekibirigeable]

Can you help me get a job in Honeywell with Engineering Support please 🤔?

[@crangesmcbasketball367]

I’m 17 plan on going here next year!

[@WMUAviation]

Can't wait to have you as a Bronco!

[@MrThecoolman]

hope to see ya there

[@jaimeblancopinto8130]

did you go?

[@LeppAviation]

Great work guys! Go Broncos!

[@WMUAviation]

Appreciate it!

[@lelandf1043]

Is it possible for me to contact one of y’all? I’ve been accepted for 2021 and I would like to talk about the school

[@WMUAviation]

Absolutely, we would love to give you more information. Please send us an email at [e-mail], and we can answer all of your questions!

[@sunflower8515]

hi, i am an international avaition student in Us. I am wondering if I can do OPT as an international student for a pilot.

[@WMUAviation]

Hello! Yes. Western Michigan University has many international students! Here is a link to our International Office of Admissions: wmich.edu/internationaladmissions

[@TheCheerFox]

Is there a current backlog for flight training?

[@WMUAviation]

Thank you for your question! At the moment we are unable to guarantee when students will begin their flight training, but we are doing everything in our power to get students flying as soon as possible. At the moment, most students begin flight training their sophomore year, but will still be able to take aviation classes, live in the aviation dorms, and get involved with all of the aviation student organizations as a freshman. This does not mean that you will not fly your freshman year, just that we cannot accurately predict when a student will begin their flight training in order to protect WMU's high safety and quality flight training standards.

[@haroldtchuente1751]

@@WMUAviation I’m a junior right now and plan on attending your college and aviation program in 2024 will the backlog prediction still be the same?