Hello Everybody and congratulations to everyone who recieved hey teacher...it's received I before E and so onanic:there PEPC invite. I was just wondering is there any chance that I will be selected by next week. My atsat score was 84.7 and I am currently a elementary school teacher with a BA in Sociology and a total of 45 graduate credits in teaching and counseling. Altracon, I am a minority as well.
I have heard conflicting information from the FAA. I was told that I could be selected to interview for another location even though I have a TOL.
Looks like I will be calling back just to be sure.
Has anyone else heard anything on the subject?
We are in the same boat... ZFW selected here, Chicago PEPC. See you're in the Dallas Metroplex as well... We're pretty lucky considering we only have a 3 hour drive to class, we don't have to move, easy to come home on the weekends... WOOT!!! :nana2: :rawk: :bandit:
Did you take your ATSAT @ that Marriott over by Six Flags too?
i have no college degree, but about 80 units college credit and high academic achievement
i put student pilot on my application (and am now a private pilot)
btw, you can get a student pilot certificate just by obtaining a third class medical, so perhaps it is worth it to pay $100 just to say that
I've noticed alot of people throwing around there degrees and aviation experience, wondering why they have not been contacted. That makes me nervous.
Has anybody who's been selected in the past 2 days had a good at-sat score, but held no degrees OR aviation experience at all? Please, help put my mind at ease.
Got the email on Fri morn.
NH, MA
Rock on.
On the note of Aviation experience and flawless ATSAT scores:
I have no degree, no aviation experience, scored an 85 on the ATSAT and getting Memphis Center (probably because nobody else wants it). I don't necessarily think that is fair, BUT if they were going off of the actual ATSAT score... wouldn't the whole "qualified" "well qualified" system be completely pointless?
I'm technically well qualified (BARELY). But if they're just going down the list of scores what does it matter if I'm "well qualified" compared to Mr. 84.9 who is only "qualified"? That person is still after me in the line to be picked.
Because so many people with so much experience got passed over, I'm wondering if all the panel knew is that this person is "well qualified" according to the ATSAT. No scores involved. Then depending on your level of experience and preferred facility, you would hopefully be in the top number of openings for that location.
Like I said, not necessarily fair. I'm just trying to make sense of it all.
I just don't know about the whole aviation experience thing either and I have a degree in aviation management. Some of the best pilots I have met are the ones that don't fit the bill and some of the worst are the ones who claim they know everything about flying and do everything they can to be the best. :crazy: It all just depends on what the facility is looking for I guess.On the note of Aviation experience and flawless ATSAT scores:
I have no degree, no aviation experience, scored an 85 on the ATSAT and getting Memphis Center (probably because nobody else wants it). I don't necessarily think that is fair, BUT if they were going off of the actual ATSAT score... wouldn't the whole "qualified" "well qualified" system be completely pointless?
I'm technically well qualified (BARELY). But if they're just going down the list of scores what does it matter if I'm "well qualified" compared to Mr. 84.9 who is only "qualified"? That person is still after me in the line to be picked.
Because so many people with so much experience got passed over, I'm wondering if all the panel knew is that this person is "well qualified" according to the ATSAT. No scores involved. Then depending on your level of experience and preferred facility, you would hopefully be in the top number of openings for that location.
Like I said, not necessarily fair. I'm just trying to make sense of it all.
Congrats all who have been selected. I have been watching for a while but this is my first post. I have been selected for Boston ARTCC. Any advice on this ATLTRACON, I see in an earlier post that you were here before. Is this a good facility to start off? Thanks.