Aviation Maintenance Technology
The Aviation Maintenance Technology program offers an FAA-certified curriculum designed to prepare students for a career as aircraft, airframe and powerplant mechanics. The program is four semesters, both fall and spring and summer courses for the Associate of Applied Science degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology.
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Location- DeSoto Center- Olive Branch campus only
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Students are only accepted during the fall semester.
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Maximum enrollment of 20 students per class as designated by the FAA
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Applications for admissions must be received by June 1.
How do I get into the Aviation Maintenance Technology program?
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Complete an Application for Admissions to the college.
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Complete an Application to the Aviation Maintenance Technology program. Program forms can also be obtained from the Northwest/DeSoto Center, 5197 W.E. Ross Parkway, Southaven, MS 38617.
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Admission forms must be sent to both the Office of Admissions and Records and to the Program Director of Aviation Maintenance Technology.
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Applications for admissions and all documents required must be received by June 1.
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Interview with Aviation Maintenance Program lead instructor. When all documents are completed and received, an interview with an instructor will be scheduled. Applicants will be notified of the interview schedule.
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Notification of acceptance to the program must be from the Aviation Maintenance Technology Program Director..
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Submit a current negative 5-panel drug screen.
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Applicants must pass a basic, “hands-on” mechanical aptitude test at interview.
Note- Admissions to the college does not guarantee admissions to the program of study.