Air Traffic Control Management, B.S.

A generation of Air Traffic Controllers is nearing retirement. These individuals are at the crux of aviation safety, and the next generation of protection must be ready to take over. Will you be one of them?

As an air traffic controller, your role can not be overdramatized. You are responsible for directing aircraft entering and leaving the airport, instructing pilots on when and where they can land and depart - minimizing flight delays, and most importantly, keeping passengers safe.

Specifically tailored to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) air traffic facilities, this degree program will provide students with fundamental air traffic controller knowledge and technical understanding through classroom instruction and laboratory simulations. Through classroom instruction, laboratory simulations and hands-on learning in Lewis' state-of-the-art facilities, Lewis students will be fully prepared for entry into the FAA Academy*, where you will complete your air traffic control training.

*All students will need to pass the AT-SAT Aptitude Test before their final training at the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City.

Program Requirements:

• Students entering the program directly after graduating from high school need to have earned a minimum 3.0 GPA and a 21 ACT or 1000 SAT.
• Transfer students and students who have already earned a bachelor's degree must have a minimum 3.0 GPA.

FAA Requirements: The FAA has additional requirements for Air Traffic Controller positions, including physical and mental standards, along with the prerequisite that an individual must be hired before age 31.

Ready for this high-pressure, high-reward career?

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• Air Traffic Control Management, B.S.
• Air Traffic Control Management (Associates)
• Air Traffic Control (Minor)

Note: For the associate's degree program, it is preferred that students have earned a previous bachelor's degree since the bachelor's degree will likely present a greater opportunity for employment as an Air Traffic Controller.