Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, Tulsa is a private for-profit aviation college located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA. The following is a detailed introduction:

History

The college was founded on September 27, 1928 by William G. Skelly, a Tulsa oilman and owner of Spartan Aircraft Company. It was originally established to promote the company's aircraft sales. In 1939, it was used by the United States Army Air Force as an advanced civilian pilot training school. In 1943, it was reorganized into a school with multiple colleges including aeronautical engineering. After World War II, Spartan Aircraft Company transformed and the school went through many changes of hands and names. In 2004, The name was changed to its current name in 2000.

Geographic location

The main campus is adjacent to Tulsa International Airport, and the other campus is located at Richard Lloyd Jones Airport in southern Tulsa. The superior geographical location provides students with convenient practice and internship conditions.

Professional settings

Provides professional courses such as aviation maintenance technology, quality control management, and avionics technology. There is also a bachelor of science degree completion course in technology management, covering multiple key directions in the aviation field to help students fully master aviation-related knowledge and skills.

Teaching resources

Faculty: The teacher-student ratio is 9:1. Teachers can give students more adequate attention and guidance, which helps students better learn professional knowledge and skills.

Teaching facilities: The school has advanced aviation simulation equipment and laboratories. Students can conduct flight simulation training and aircraft maintenance practice operations in a realistic environment to accumulate practical experience.

Practical opportunities: Established cooperative relationships with many airlines, airports and aviation-related companies, providing students with abundant internship and employment opportunities, such as airport maintenance departments, airline operations positions, etc., to enhance students' employment competitiveness.

Campus Life

Student Composition: According to the data of the fall of 2022, the school has a total of 708 students, of which 90% are male and 10% are female. Students come from different races and regions and have diverse cultural backgrounds.

Campus Services: Provide employment services, academic/career counseling services, etc. to help students solve problems in study and life and plan future career development.