Professional Pilot, Diploma
The Professional Pilot Diploma is designed to meet the needs of students who plan a career as a pilot in commercial aviation. The program leads to FAA certification as a commercial pilot with an instrument rating. This 45-credit Diploma seamlessly transfers to the Professional Pilot AAS (60 credits). Students choose from one of two tracks: Airplane or Helicopter.
Courses
- FYE 1000
- ASTR 1101
- BIOL 1007 — ET Biology and Society
- BIOL 1009
- ENGL 1106
- BIOL 1105 — DI Biology of Women
- ENGL 1109
- BIOL 1110 — EN The Ecology of Minnesota
- BIOL 1120
- BIOL 1130
- BIOL 1140
- COMM 1100
- BIOL 1141
- COMM 1105
- BIOL 1170
- COMM 1110
- BIOL 2400
- COMM 1115 — DI Intercultural Communication
- CHEM 1110
- COMM 1125
- CHEM 1111
- COMM 1601
- CHEM 1210
- ENGL 1100
- CHEM 1211
- ENGL 1102
- ENSC 1200 — EN The Environment and Sustainability
- ENSC 2010 — EN World Health and the Environment
- GEOG 1120 — EN Physical Geography
- BIOL 2170
- GEOG 1202 — EN Introduction to Maps
- PHIL 1140
- GEOL 1110 — EN Introduction to Geology
- READ 1102
- GEOL 1115 — EN Minnesota’s Geology
- GEOL 1125 — EN Geology of Natural Disasters
- GEOL 1130 — GL Earth’s Resources
- GEOL 1135 — EN Intro to Weather and Climate
- PHYS 1001
- PSYC 1145 — DI Health Psychology
- PHYS 1201
- PSYC 2135
- PHYS 1202
- PSYC 2145 — DI Social Psychology
- PHYS 2201
- PSYC 2155 — ET Forensic Psychology
- PHYS 2202
- PSYC 2165
- SOC 1111 — DI Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 1114 — ET Criminal Justice in Society
- MATH 1100
- SOC 1125 — GL Social Deviance
- MATH 1105
- SOC 1130 — ET Juvenile Delinquency
- MATH 1115
- SOC 1140 — DI Marriages and Families
- MATH 1125
- SOC 1145 — DI Race, Class, and Gender
- MATH 1130
- SOC 1155 — DI Human Sexuality
- MATH 1150
- SOC 1165 — ET Patterns of Domestic Violence
- MATH 2204
- SOC 1170 — GL Drugs and Society
- MATH 2205
- SOC 1185 — DI Gender, Power and Society
- MATH 2206
- SOC 2103 — DI Body Culture
- MATH 2210
- SOC 2120 — ET Social Problems
- MATH 2220
- SOC 2123 — EN People and the Environment
- SOC 2125 — GL Social Movements
- PHIL 1125
- SOC 2127 — DI Race, Power, and Justice
- ANTH 1110 — GL Cultural Anthropology
- COMM 1120 — GL Media and Society
- ART 1110
- COMM 1600 — DI Communication in the Workplace
- ART 1111
- COMM 2205 — GL Relationship Communication
- ART 1112
- ART 1113
- ECON 1100 — GL Introduction to Economics
- ART 1118 — GL Art Appreciation
- ECON 1150 — GL Principles of Econ: Macroeconomics
- ART 1120 — GL Art History: Prehistoric to 1400 A.D.
- TO 1400
- ECON 1160
- ART 1122 — GL Art History: Renaissance to the Present
- ECON 2030 — GL Economics of Sustainability
- ART 1125
- GEOG 1110 — GL Human Geography
- ART 1138
- GEOG 1130 — GL World Regional Geography
- ART 1162
- ART 1165
- HIST 1110 — DI European History: Ancient to 1500
- TO 1500
- ART 1168
- HIST 1120 — GL European History: 1500 to Present
- ART 1500
- HIST 1130 — GL World History, Ancient to 1500
- ART 1510
- HIST 1135 — GL World History: 1500 to Present
- ART 1520
- HIST 1200 — DI Women in American History
- ART 2100
- HIST 1210 — DI United States’ History to 1877
- TO 1877
- HIST 1220 — DI United States’ History since 1877
- ENGL 1112
- HIST 1230 — GL World History since 1945
- ENGL 1132 — GL* Utopian/Dystopian Literature
- HIST 2110 — EN Minnesota History
- ENGL 1134
- HIST 2125 — GL The World Wars 1914-1945
- WARS 1914
- ENGL 1136 — DI* Folklore
- HIST 2130 — ET America’s War in Vietnam
- ENGL 2000
- HIST 2225 — GL Modern Middle East
- ENGL 2002
- ENGL 2004
- PSCI 1110 — ET American Government and Politics
- ENGL 2020
- PSCI 1120 — ET Introduction to Political Science
- ENGL 2022
- PSCI 1140 — GL International Relations and Global Issues
- ENGL 2024
- PSYC 1015
- ENGL 2026
- PSYC 1120
- ENGL 2101
- PSYC 1135 — DI Lifespan Developmental Psychology
- ENGL 2102
- PSYC 1140
- ENGL 2105
- ENGL 2106
- ENGL 2108
- ENGL 2114 — DI* Adolescent Literature
- ENGL 2115 — DI* Children’s Media
- ENGL 2116 — DI * American Immigrant Literature
- ENGL 2118
- ENGL 2120 — DI* Black American Lit & Structural Racism
- ENGL 2130 — DI* Native American Lit & Structural Racism
- ENGL 2132
- ENGL 2140 — GL* World Literature
- ENGL 2160 — EN* Environmental Literature
- HUM 1105 — GL Introduction to Popular Culture
- HUM 1110 — GL* The Bible as Literature
- HUM 1123
- ASL 1200
- HUM 1130 — GL World Religion
- ASL 1210
- HUM 1160 — GL* Classical Greek and Roman Mythology
- HUM 1180 — GL* World Mythology
- HUM 2015 — GL Film Appreciation
- MCOM 1410
- MUSC 1108
- MUSC 1110
- MUSC 1120
- MUSC 1130
- MUSC 1200
- MUSC 1210
- PHIL 1120
- PHIL 1130 — ET Ethics
- PHIL 2140
- PHIL 2150 — ET Political Philosophy
- THTR 1210 — GL Theatre Appreciation
- GS 1200
- GS 1210
- SPAN 1010
- SPAN 1020
- SPAN 2010