Oxford or USA?...
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Oxford or USA?...
Hi All;
Is it worth taking out a massive loan and pay to go to OAT or go to say...USA?
Do you get what your paying for in both cases? I.E, USA, cheaper but not as good?
Thanks
Jay
Is it worth taking out a massive loan and pay to go to OAT or go to say...USA?
Do you get what your paying for in both cases? I.E, USA, cheaper but not as good?
Thanks
Jay
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OAT or USA
USA is better value for money but its all about getting a job. you will get a job a lot quicker if you pay for OAT. there are other options like FTE that are a bit cheaper.
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From what ive seen and experienced till now with oat ,i would not hesitate to recommend anytime.
They may be more expensive than other schools ,but are a serious outfit and u do get what u pay for.Having said that ,being modular u do feel sometimes that u have to ask for certain things as opposed to the integrated students who seem to be treated better but then again this is a business and the integrated students have paid for that extra attention.
One thing that i remember i liked at oat is that the MD always gives u straight answers,whether they materialise or not still has to be seen.
They may be more expensive than other schools ,but are a serious outfit and u do get what u pay for.Having said that ,being modular u do feel sometimes that u have to ask for certain things as opposed to the integrated students who seem to be treated better but then again this is a business and the integrated students have paid for that extra attention.
One thing that i remember i liked at oat is that the MD always gives u straight answers,whether they materialise or not still has to be seen.
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Well....its either £50,000 and no guarantee of a job or
£25,000 and no guarantee of a job
If you think that paying £25,000 for the name is good then follow your heart.
I know which I'd do though. And it is interesting who you meet in the aviation game around the world. You never know, you may end up flying Gulfstream V's to Hawaii for a living rather than 737's from Stanstead - Amsterdam......
£25,000 and no guarantee of a job
If you think that paying £25,000 for the name is good then follow your heart.
I know which I'd do though. And it is interesting who you meet in the aviation game around the world. You never know, you may end up flying Gulfstream V's to Hawaii for a living rather than 737's from Stanstead - Amsterdam......
