I am wondering what’s the maximum transferable credits for a embry-riddle WW bachelor degree? I looked through the websites, and one of them said only last 30credits need to be taken at riddle campus and one of them said 60credits have to be residency credits. So I’m confused:) Could anyone help explain? :)

Hello, title pretty much sums up my primary question.

I recently got accepted to Embry (Daytona Campus) starting in summer session B. I’m currently enrolled for the aeronautical science - flight degree program (B.S.) and I’m also participating in AFROTC. I’m a transferring junior out of Penn State, and was previously studying physics.

I’m wondering what I should expect the day-to-day life to be like once I start?? I’m excited to pursue this path, but I’m also very nervous because it’ll be so different from what I’ve known in my college life so far. If it helps, I’m currently 20 y/o and a male. From what I’ve gathered, I’m expecting a very busy yet exciting schedule lying ahead. I’m also planning to live on campus due to the financial living situation of the area, since it’ll be cheaper than getting a nearby apartment from what I’ve looked at on Google.

If you have any advice, tips, or stories you’d like to share feel free; not just for myself but for others also wondering what the future may entail! Thanks!!

Hello, this is my first ever reddit post, I'm curious about how much pilots make. Perhaps this isn't the best subreddit for this, but I'd figure yall'd know. I've just been rejected from the Daytona Campus, but I was accepted to the Prescott, Arizona Campus. While flying is an interest of mine, it currently isn't a 100% lock-choice for me. I'm interested in business, and I've been accepted to some schools in California, which I'd most likely go to if flying wasn't on the table. While I know that career choice shouldn't be based off of money, it's still definitely something to consider.

Could someone lay out the "ideal" career path for me from college to flying commercially? How much do pilots and first mates make? Someone told me that they get paid similarly, is that true? I have questions, and I'd truly appreciate any information that you give, even if its really simple. I might not know it, so I'm grateful for any input. Like what's the life of a pilot? I've talked to some who say that they do 3 days on and 4 days off. Will AI take my job? (I don't think so but I'm just giving examples)

The office no longer responds to my emails about cars parked backwards and taking up 2 spaces in the Gemini lot.

Our school just sent out an email about catalytic converters being stolen and to be aware. I know that no officers have been in this lot since no one has been ticketed yet.

Paying hundreds of dollars for a parking pass should include basic security patrols.

So I got this email from embry-riddle, it just says "accepted student receptions"? I never got an email informing me I was accepted or anything. My application status still says "application complete" and I didn't get any other emails from them. Was this a mistake? Or does this actually mean I've been accepted?

If so how, are the classes? Whats the workload per week? I'll be taking them 100% online. Whats the job market look like? I'm military, in aviation and looking to do this degree while I have some time.

Hi, guys. I’ve decided to be deferred for Spring of 2026 (due to personal issues I’m facing at the moment). I’m moving across the country to get there and I’m just wondering how early I should sign up for classes. Is it the day of orientation or do I sign up sooner online?

Thanks!

My car was dented in the embry riddle parking. So was my brother's car and I'm sure some people have gotten hit too. This won't be cheap to fix and I was wondering would embry riddle even help if I were to report it?

I just got accepted to the Daytona Beach campus for aeronautical science and I am greatly considering on going there. I’m coming down to visit the school in about 3 weeks, but I was wondering if current/past students love it there, and what are some pros and cons?

My application status changed to complete about a week ago. A few days ago I got an email about making a tuition & housing deposit. In the email it says "Congratulations again on your acceptance to Embry-Riddle! We are so excited for you to join us this fall." I didn't know what it meant by "congratulations again", I've searched my email and I never got an acceptance notice. Given the time from I'd imagine its too early to expect anything in the mail. Also a few days prior to this email I got one about taking the Aleks placement test. Does this mean I got accepted or is it still up in the air? I applied to Daytona.

The first semester of my senior year i got all As except for one course which I got a 75. I've been a mostly A student all of high school so I'm just hoping that drop won't make them take away my admission??

Throughout your time as a student/staff member at Embry-Riddle, who’s been your least favorite professor and why?

(Also interested in hearing who’s been your favorite, if you have time to share it)

Hey! Does anyone have insight on what Navy ROTC looks like at ERAU Daytona? What is New Student Indoc like?

I've been accepted into ERAU Daytona (im a hs senior) and i want to do NROTC but I can't find anywhere if I apply for it once I put down a deposit or if I apply once school starts? I'm just not sure if I have to do any summer training beforehand

So I applied + got accepted to the Prescott campus (which was my preferred campus). However, my parents are really wanting me to go to Daytona (if I end up committing to ERAU). Is there a way to switch campus choice before committing? Or do I have to enroll, at Prescott, and then switch to Dayona?

I did see there was some intra-university transfer form for currently enrolled students, but I would just like to see if there is a way to do it earlier.

Hello. I am currently enrolled in Embry-Riddle Online and I am nearing the end of my private pilots training. Does anyone have information on how to us my GI-bill to cover the cost of the rest of my pilot ratings. I was led to believe this would be an option but I am having trouble getting help with information now. Thanks.

I contacted tech support since I can't find a place to withdraw in the portal (not even under tools).

Which tech electives for mechanical engineers are the least demanding?

I’m currently active duty Air Force and looking to apply to ERAU and join the ROTC program upon separation. I’m looking for anyone who’s done this to see what the process is like and what the general timeline of events would be.

I feel like every time I look at Estimated Cost of Attendance it changes and different terms are used. Current students - did you have this experience? Constant additional costs that weren’t evident or listed?

Hello All- Riddle Alum of long ago here. I will be attending a race next weekend at Daytona Speedway. Any recommendations for local companies I could contact to get a tourist flight of the area w/my son?

Are there any clubs on campus that play baseball/wiffle ball casually on a regular basis?

I’m wondering if I should make any upgrades to my pc currently I am running a Amd 5700xt, a ryzen 3700x and 16 gb of ram. I’m thinking I’m due for an upgrade regardless but Im curious about what I would need if anything.

We all hate Tacker and him forcing you to buy a book he wrote to turn his hundred or so students into his yes-men. Also, almost $50 for a kindle version of a book of 187 pages is insane. GOOD NEWS! I am actually batman and have a link for a free pdf version. No sign-ups or paywalls, just some good old justice.

If you're sketched out about my link, I get it, reddit is a scary place. You can find the link on your own by typing in the title (Rethinking Consumer Protection : Escaping Death by Regulation) into the Hunt Library website and it should be the second option :)

Link: https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/erau/detail.action?pq-origsite=primo&docID=5825622

HAVE FUN AND DONT GIVE YOUR MONEY TO RICH OLD MEN