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Marily outside
Day in the Life: Meet Marily
Logan poses with her arms crossed in front of a two-ton telescope; a part of the dome walls visible in the background. Logan is a white woman with dark blond hair pulled back, wearing a red polo shirt with the Embry-Riddle wordmark.
Beyond the Stars
Logan Price pursues her passion in the STEM field through on-campus involvement and internship opportunities as she balances two majors.
William, a young man with light skin tone and curly hair, poses in a blue t-shirt in front of a small piston aircraft.
How Dual Enrollment Helped Fuel This Eagle Aviator’s Drive to the Flight Deck
Aeronautical Science major William Bourdeau is closer than ever to a career as a pilot, thanks in part to Dual Enrollment classes at Embry‑Riddle.
Students pose for a photo during OctoberWest on Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor Mcshane)
Resources Available to Embry‑Riddle Students
At Embry‑Riddle, students have an abundance of resources available for academic growth, career preparation, mental health care and more!
FAFSA
FAFSA Tips for Students
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), is used to determine eligibility for various forms of federal financial aid. Federal student aid consists of grants, work-study programs and loans. Grants don’t have to be paid back—it’s free money from the government. Student loans do need to be paid back.
Dual Enrollment student Zackrey Schraeder represents Embry‑Riddle during a UAS study abroad trip in South America. (Photo: Zackrey Schraeder)
The Dual Enrollment Advantage: A Head Start on Success at Every Level
With his eyes on a career in Unmanned Systems, Zackrey Schraeder is making the most of the head start provided by Dual Enrollment at Embry‑Riddle.
Sam in Paris
Day in the Life: Meet Sam
Artificial Intelligence
Start Your Future in Artificial Intelligence
Embry‑Riddle can help you launch your future career in artificial intelligence and machine learning with degrees and research opportunities in engineering, human factors, data science and mathematics.
Evelyn Ronceros is building on decades of aviation experience and education by pursuing an M.S. in Human Factors degree. (Photo: Evelyn Ronceros)
Air Force Veteran Turns to Embry‑Riddle to Explore New Aviation Career Horizons
M.S. in Human Factors student Evelyn Ronceros started her academic journey at Embry‑Riddle while she was still on active duty in the Air Force.
Alexander stands in a darkened hallway lined with framed collections of aviation patches. He has medium skin tone and wears a green shirt with a subtle hibiscus pattern.
Building a Bright Future
Alexander Kam is pursuing a future in the engineering field with hopes to work for The Boeing Company.
Aidan in a flight hangar
Day in the Life: Meet Aidan
A student with a mustache wearing a suit and tie leans casually against a desk with several computer monitors in a darkened room. A glowing moon shines on the wall behind him.
From Classrooms to Space Stations
Jonathon Guthmiller just spent two weeks on top of a Hawaiian volcano as an analog astronaut and will soon head to NASA to begin his career as a flight control planner.