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Monday, January 21, 2013

Financial Aid for Helicopter Pilot School - The FAFSA

Bell 206 Turbine Helicopter: Long Line Training
Choosing the right college to pursue your Professional Helicopter Pilot Degree will be probably one of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime. Each college will vary in the type and amount of financial aid available.

You should know that most schools participate in Federal Financial Aid which requires students to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Complete the FAFSA - The "Free Application for Federal Student Aid" you will need to complete can be found at www.FAFSA.ed.gov. A common mistake that is made is Googling "FAFSA".
This will lead you to a couple of different
websites that will charge you for this FREE application
- Don't do that! It's free!

Bell 206 Turbine, Cockpit Panel


Follow Up with your financial aid office and submit any missing information.  Our student services department can assist you with acquiring your college's federal school code.

Regardless of what helicopter flight school you are thinking of attending, our Manager of Student Services will still be happy to help you complete your FAFSA - he's done hundreds of them. So, give him a call:

Robert Short, Manager, Student Services
Guidance Aviation
Toll Free:  877-235-9444
Email: studentservices@guidance.aero

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Guidance Aviation was the first FAA Approved Part 141 high altitude helicopter flight training facility in the U.S. The program is VA Chapter 33 benefits approved for eligible U.S. Military Veterans through our collegiate partner program. Students may acquire their Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree, Professional Pilot, Aviation Technology. Courses include advanced turbine training, long line operations, Part 135 tour operations, and night vision goggles (NVG). For more info on Guidance Aviation and Guidance Helicopters, go to http://www.guidance.aero or call us, Toll Free: 877-235-9444.