National Aviation Academy

★☆☆☆☆ 1 out of 5 3 months ago

this school is not professional at all, teachers argue with students or swear them off. not enough tools or tools and items are breaking apart

SimplePlug185

★★★★☆ 4 out of 5 7 months ago

So i just Graduated from NAA. I can honestly say that if you put the work in and try your best you will succeed here. All the people that wash out leave negative reviews of the school, and i cant help but believe they thought either this was an easier alternative to college or that it was an easy course to pass. THIS IS NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. Its 14 months of nonstop hard work, because your being thrown into a world that is both difficult and highly rewarding. The job market is growing in this field tremendously and if you wanna make a decent living this is a great place to begin a career in aviation

Zeke Gladstein

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 a year ago

From Class 807 I enjoyed my time at NAA I’m really thankful for everything I learned my instructors were awesome, I was never the student that needed to be held by the hand I went to work like if it was a full time job zero complaints figure it out, I was challenged by my instructor and that was the best part. I hope everyone from my class healthy wishing everyone the best 🙏

Kelvin Point

★☆☆☆☆ 1 out of 5 2 years ago

Do not go here. I came here after high school and it was the worst mistake of my life. I was bullied and targeted by the staff. I was told by financial aid I would owe one amount and then found out it went up much higher the next month. My instructor told me I should have went somewhere cheaper because NAA wasn’t worth the price after I had been there for two terms already and in huge debt!! Every student is just a dollar sign with a first and last name and all the money goes to the FL campus where the big dogs are. Don’t fool for the edited pictures and website stuff.. the campus in concord is disgusting.

Ant Arias

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 4 years ago

There was a time when I wanted to quit, two days into school, go back home and never look back. The schoolwork was overwhelming and my mind would blow with excessive knowledge. I got my first test grade back, and after that I had no worries. With help from my classmates and my instructors, I pulled myself together and we helped each other get through the challenges together. I've made friends with all the staff at NAA and was glad to have gotten to know them because it all started with Sarah at admissions. Near the end of school, I've acquired my airframe and passed almost every FAA test, and with only one more FAA certification left to earn. I've become actively helpful in giving my classmates the boost they need to get through the end of the school and in return they helped me whenever I needed it. At graduation, we, as a class, were all excited to finally come to the end of our very important chapter of our life. During the ceremony, awards were earned and honors were bestowed. We said our goodbyes to every one and went our separate ways. We were appreciative of every instructor we've had. Getting through the most challenging 14 months of NAA was hilarious and arduous, especially for me. I did my absolute best to have perfect attendance throughout the curriculum. I did not have my own car. I had help from classmates, I rode an Uber and Lyft to get to school on time on a rainy or snowy day. I had an electric bike and now own an electric scooter. Getting to the school was the best and exciting part of owning an electric scooter. It's the fastest I've ever been. It's hard to believe it's over and unbelievable to say that we made it. Class 1020 - Class of 2022, I will never forget the best and worst moments we had at this school. We made it through the toughest challenges together and I am proud to have been apart of this class. We did what? We did it.

Kyle Casey