5 answers
Chris’s Answer
I would recommend picking a degree with some sort of a technical background. Baa degree in science instead of a degree in art. Though, a technical background is not required to become a professional pilot. Most reputable companies where you could be employed as a pilot do require a 4-year degree these days. A technical background will help you prepare better mentally for the rigors and demands of being a professional pilot.
You are not required to go through a formal aviation school or the military to reach your goals of becoming a professional pilot, though those routes will help.
I am available to answer any more specific questions you have.
Abhilash’s Answer
Graduate from any undergraduate college program that qualifies you to enter military flight training, and let the service teach you what they want their pilots to know.
Oliver’s Answer
aftab’s Answer
There are two distinct paths to becoming an airline pilot:
Take a college-level course of instruction specifically geared to current industry needs and interests that leads to a pilot certificate; or
Graduate from any undergraduate college program that qualifies you to enter military flight training, and let the service teach you what they want their pilots to know.