Thanks for your reply. Your idea is correct I can understand it. I agree business is a easy degree and gives more jobs opportunity than aeronautical science that I think is useful only as pilot. Is it a professional pilot degree (Embry riddle calls it aeronautical science) hard? I have seen subjects it doesn’t seems so difficult. It looks interesting too.
I think engineering is harder than a aviation science degree or do i’m wrong? Because if it is like that it would be a wasting of energy and time if it’s not my main focus.
Is it possible for example to take a graduate course in aerospace engineering after a barcherlor degree in aviation? That would be a choice in case pilot career woudn’t go well.
Engeering looks interesting and I know it gives good working position. But I don’t know what job you can get with a math or chemistry undergraduate degree.
As for getting a job as airline pilot is not so difficult especially right now the period is good. In Europe you can be hired by an airline with just the license and 300 hours, Wizzair does. As for USA the first step is the regional airline. Majore airlines like Emirates want skilled pilots min requirement flight hours are 2.000 hours on a big jet. You can achieve them in 2 years in a company like wizzair or american regional. So for example straight after school 2 years in wizzair (as first officer flying a 320 airbus). So you don’t need many years as flight instructor or low level charter. Cargo companies pay approx the same as airline. In some case even more.