u/ParticularMiddle7524

Hey all!

I am a junior in Highschool and from Ohio and was wondering what the OU school of aviation is like. I toured OU and the aviation department in the fall and really liked it. I was wondering how selective the program is. I have good grades (32 ACT and 3.93 weighted) but I heard they limit each class to 50 for the flight school. If anybody has any info at all about the flight school or university let me know. Also I am working on my private pilots license so I'd start a head of some of the other freshmen in the program.

I'm a junior in high school from Ohio, I want to apply to UND, Saint Louis University, Ohio University, Purdue, and FIT. I was wondering if anybody is doing flight training at these universities and could give me some insight into what training is like there. I'm working on my ppl right now and have good grades for reference. I'm mostly think about OU because I could go there for a lot less money than anywhere else and when I toured their program it looked pretty good (New planes and a new hangar being built). Plus they cap the amount of people they let in at 50 so overcrowding might not be as bad.