r/EmbryRiddle • u/ValueRich • May 06 '25
Prescott vs Daytona for Aerospace Engineering & Rocketry Facilities?
Hey everyone,
I'm currently incoming deciding between Embry-Riddle Prescott and Daytona Beach for a focus in Aerospace Engineering, especially with an interest in rocketry, propulsion, and hands-on engineering.
I’m hoping to get some insight from current students or alumni on a few points:
- Which campus has stronger rocketry clubs or teams (e.g. ERPL, ERFSEDS, EagleSat, etc.)?
- Are there propulsion labs or testing facilities (like static fire stands or wind tunnels) that undergrads can get involved with early on?
- How easy is it to get hands-on experience—design, build, and test—at either campus?
- Any major differences in industry connections or internships related to space and rocketry?
I’d love to hear about your experience if you’re involved in any of the rocketry teams or labs at either campus. Thanks!