u/PolarGuider

Not exactly your traditional background. I've enrolled in a non 101 psych and statistics course to strengthen my candidacy. I'm an older student (34) and have spent the last 5 years guiding in the Arctic and Antarctic. That path has led me to being increasingly interest in the space flight/polar connection with some ideas for a thesis that I could actively do research on while continuing to guide in polar regions (albeit, at a reduced roll).

My question is, despite not having the classic degree, will ERAU care about my work experience? Any other thoughts, comments, etc are appreciated.

Thank you.