Programs with MS in astro/aero via web

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The discussion centers on pursuing a Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering (AE) with a focus on astronomy. Key programs mentioned include Purdue University, Georgia Tech, and the University of Southern California (USC). Additionally, Wichita State University is highlighted for its strong research opportunities through the National Institute for Aviation Research. Recommendations also include considering the Air Force Academy and the Naval Academy for those interested in military aviation careers.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Aerospace Engineering principles
  • Familiarity with graduate program structures
  • Knowledge of military aviation pathways
  • Awareness of research institutions in aviation
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Purdue University's Aerospace Engineering graduate program
  • Explore Georgia Tech's offerings in aerospace and astronautics
  • Investigate USC's aerospace curriculum and faculty
  • Look into Wichita State University's research initiatives with the National Institute for Aviation Research
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Aerospace engineering students, military personnel considering aviation careers, and individuals seeking cost-effective graduate programs with a focus on astronomy.

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Anyone have any recommendations or experiences with these types of programs? Looking to do my MS in AE. Also if it helps for options I'm going into the air force.

Programs I was looking at:
Purdue
Georgia Tech
USC

Thoughts? Was hoping to find something a little more cost effective with an astro focus.

Thanks for any help.

SRF
 
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If you're looking to go into the air force, see what the Air Force Academy has. Or, if you're looking to fly but not set on the air force, look at the Naval Academy. Both would have potential.

Otherwise, the schools you're looking at are very good schools. I will, however, put in a shameless plug for Wichita State University. It is a great school and has great research opportunities with the National Institute for Aviation Research.
 

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