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As the first female Chief Pilot for the Daytona Beach Student Eagles Flight Team, Aeronautical Science major Ann Marie Petrone is breaking barriers at 12,000 feet.

The Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach Campus has proven to be a great career launchpad, and no one knows that better than our successful alumni.

Aeronautics major Jenesis Tucker earned a Patti Grace Smith Fellowship that is helping boost her academic journey with internships and other perks.

If you can think of it, there’s probably a club for it! Embry‑Riddle makes it easy to explore your interests and enhance your college experience with extracurriculars that interest you most. Our residential campuses are home to over 300 clubs and organizations that represent interests as diverse as our student body.

As an undergrad at Embry‑Riddle, engineering student Marcos Dominguez is already making an impact on the aerospace industry at SpaceX.

Aeronautical Science grad Sergio Sovero describes how family support and an Embry‑Riddle degree helped him land on the flight deck.

Daytona Beach and Prescott students share campus happenings you won’t want to miss!

Losing her father in a 1994 airliner crash fueled a passion for newly-minted Aviation Safety Ph.D. Marisa Aguiar.

An MBAA degree helped alumnus and airline pilot Chris Welch turn his baking hobby into a successful side business.

With minors in Human Factors, Aviation Safety and Space Studies, alumnus Don Morgan created a unique path for his future career.

Collin Anderson shares his experience with Embry‑Riddle and how it has helped with his career.

The education that students receive at Embry‑Riddle is unlike any other institution. Our quaint class sizes, hands-on curriculum and unique extracurricular activities allows you endless opportunities to make the most of your college years.