Tuition is $39,539, covering tuition, books, lab and app fees, tool rental, and your FAA written and DME exam fees. Housing is extra, about $9,000 for the full program.
10 months in the day or night program. The hybrid program, starting January 25, 2027, takes about 20 months.
Live online theory three weeknights a week and one hands-on weekend day in Addison. It starts in 2027; see the hybrid page.
Yes, Monday to Friday, 4 PM to 12 AM, with the same labs and instruction as days. Night classes run at Addison now, and Conroe and Mesa add them in January 2027.
No. Many students start with none.
No. You need a high school diploma or GED, to be 18 or older, English, and an admissions interview.
Often, but not always. It depends on the lender and your credit. Sallie Mae and Stratus are our partners, and a co-signer helps.
Yes. Since August 2025, 529 plans can pay for FAA-certified aircraft maintenance training.
Yes. We help with resumes and job searches and have relationships with employers in the area. No school can guarantee a job.
Yes. A big share of the program is hands-on, in the hangar, on aircraft engines and airframes.
A laptop or iPad. Textbooks, lab fees and tool rental are in tuition.
Yes, for a day, free. Admissions sets it up.
Worth a Look
An admissions advisor will call you back to answer questions, book a tour or set up a free day in class. No deposit, nothing to sign
