Aviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta Metro Campus Overview

About Aviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta Metro Campus

AIM is part of a successful group of companies, which first began in Norfolk, Virginia, in 1969 and has grown to become a network of AIM campuses across the nation. We have maintained a tradition of excellence in education and workforce development throughout the expansion over more than four decades. AIM is well-known for providing high quality, hands-on training to our students in Aviation Maintenance programs . But as time went on, we saw other industry leaders demanding similar skills our aviation students have after graduating. To fill that need, we went beyond aviation to develop related industry technician programs .

Aviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta Metro Campus Accomodation

Three Great Housing Options

Fayette Campus students have three comfortable student housing options: Traditional residence hall, suite-style and apartment-style living. All are conveniently located on campus.

Traditional Housing
Suite-Style
Apartment-Style

Off-Campus living

Off-campus living is one of those first independent choices you may make. With it will come challenges and possibly new experiences in peer pressure. Once you’ve chosen your roommate(s) and identified an apartment or house to live in, there can be a great sense of excitement. Often that excitement overshadows the seriousness related to signing a lease.

Aviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta Metro Campus Services & Facilities

The college strongly believes practical experience is the most effective way to acquire skills. To ensure this, they provide hands-on training using industry-standard tools. The courses equip students with the necessary skills to excel in the dynamic aviation and trade sectors.

The campus offers a variety of amenities, such as resources for veterans, a comfortable student lounge, an advanced learning resource center, a fully functional aircraft hangar, and labs that simulate real-world working conditions. Furthermore, the institute provides technological resources and other features that help students succeed during and after their time with them.

Fact & Figures

1969

Year of Establishment

5000

Total Students

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Programs

Aviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta Metro Campus Undergraduate Program

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Engineering & Technology

Associate of Occupational Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology

The Associate of Occupational Science Degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology program provides a graduate with the education and practical skills needed for a position in today’s aviation industry. The program will provide the student a foundation of general education courses, technical skills, and aircraft systems knowledge. The degree program enhances critical thinking skills and provides the student with the opportunity to develop strong writing, mathematical, science, and communication skills, which may lead to greater opportunities for professional growth in the competitive aviation profession. Students learn the specialized skills necessary to work on structures, powerplants, aircraft systems, flight controlled systems, and engine systems, and become eligible and prepared for certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic.

The educational and training objectives of the program include:

Servicing, repairing, and modifying engines, airframes, and components
Repairing wings, brakes, electrical systems, and other aircraft components
Replacing defective parts using hand tools or power tools
Examining replacement parts for defects
Using maintenance manuals in the efforts to make repairs
Employing diagnostics of equipment in efforts to troubleshoot and repair systems
Keeping records of maintenance and repair work and logs of all inspections, discrepancies, and replacements
Conducting specified periodic inspections of engines and airframes
Troubleshooting and diagnosing mechanical or electrical problems
Inspecting or assisting in the inspection of completed work to ensure it meets the required performance standards
Complying with applicable safety standards and guidelines

21 month

Duration

$ 35990

Tuition

Facilities

Academic Counseling

Campus Security

Campus Shuttle

Career Support

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Financial Assistance

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Aviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta Metro Campus Admission Requirements

International students must meet the general admission criteria and satisfy additional requirements to be considered for admission. These include:

English language proficiency by achieving a minimum TOEFL iBT score of 55 or a minimum IELTS score of 5.5.
Proof of financial capability to pay tuition fees and other expenses.
Valid visa
Evidence of completing a secondary school program equivalent to high school in the United States.
A valid passport with an expiration date of at least 6 months past the course completion date is necessary.