Aviation courses???

Can anyone recommend me a best aviation degree and where can I study it??? Also please let me know about the availability of the course to be done online??? Please let me know can I finish a degree in Aviation safety or Law?? Is there a degree available like that???

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1. there is one about law, that deals with only law issues, it depends on you, if you want to become crazy in 10 years but make lots of money, then become an air traffic controler, but they wont hire you if you are over 30 years old, im studying aircraft maintenance and it is a fun job but only if you like it, and like working with your hands. the best thing you can do is become a pilot, its alot of money to become one and be able to get your qualifications and hours accumulated, and and the begining its bad because you dont get payed much but then it pays off because you then get a bonus and you start making alot MORE MONEY.
2. I think if you have enough money that class would be good.
3. There are several American colleges and universities offering aviation related bachelor's degrees, and while aviation law classes are normally part of the curriculum, I've never heard of a school that specifically offers a law degree specializing in aviation. Perhaps the best course of study would be a BS in aviation management, and then a Masters in law. Any serious degree program of this nature is going to require you to attend classes in residence. I might recommend Southern Illinois University as having both a good aviation school and a law school on their Carbondale campus.
4. There is a good school called Regal Air Just go to www.Regalair.com to find out more:-)
5. Aviation safety degrees are generally graduate level (masters) courses. As far as rankings, if you want to major in flight, Embry-Riddle, UND, SIU, and Purdue are the way to go. If you want to major in maintenance (work on airplanes), Purdue is ranked highest. I believe Embry-Riddle has a law program. However, you probably won't be able to do any of those degrees entirely online.
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7. THE BEST WAY TO GET THE BEST EDUCATION AT LEAST COST IS -- APPROACH YOUR AIR FORCE RECRUITER. HE'LL TELL YOU ABOUT REQUIREMENTS, ETC. IF YOU WANT TO BE AN AIRLINE PILOT, THE POOL OF FORMER AIR FORCE PILOTS IS THE AIRLINES' FIRST SOURCE. THOSE PILOTS ALREADY HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF CONTROLLING MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR AIRCRAFT, AT NO COST TO THE AIRLINES -- OTHER THAN TRAINING IN THE SPECIFIC AIRCRAFT S/HE'LL FLY. I HIGHLY ADVISE against GOING INTO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL. THE RESPONSIBILITY IS USUALLY MUCH MORE THAN THE PAY.
8. check out Moncton, N.B. Canada who offers great commercial, private training at a facility of high regard. Close to air force Base so you have to be good and work hard.