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Aviation Maintenance Admissions Requirements

Aviation Maintenance Admissions Requirements

Two people inspect the landing gear of a large plane inside a hangar. One person holds a folder, while the other gestures toward the plane's undercarriage. The scene is backlit, casting them in silhouette. The background is of an outside scene.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

1. Must qualify for PLACEMENT into MATH 016 or higher as determined by the Vincennes University Placement Test (ACCUPLACER).

2. Licenses must be copied front to back and in color.

Next Steps After Acceptance

Inside a brightly lit aircraft hangar, a variety of small planes and a large 737 painted with the Vincennes University logo are parked. The 737 is white with blue and gold striping along the fuselage. A blue and white helicopter sits on a yellow-wheeled platform in the background. Large windows and a metal framework support the roof structure of the hangar.

FINANCIAL AID

File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the Indiana FAFSA deadline April 15th each year. There is no application deadline for federal aid.

Vincennes University's college code is 001843

For more information on student financial services, visit the Financial Services page or call 800-742-9198.

A workshop scene featuring aircraft propeller maintenance or repair. Several propellers are mounted on stands, with various tools and worktables scattered throughout the space. The propellers are silver and some have yellow tips. The room is brightly lit with fluorescent lights, and the overall atmosphere suggests a practical, hands-on learning or repair environment.

PLACEMENT TESTING

Complete the VU Placement process before class registration. VU uses the following to determine class placement: ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS.

For more information on the placement process, visit the Admission Requirements page, the Testing Center's page, or call the Admissions Department at 812-888-4313.

A bright, well-lit mechanical engineering lab features multiple workstations with engines, various tools, and equipment. Some engines are aqua; others are industrial green. Blue workbenches and rolling carts are visible. Overhead fluorescent lights illuminate the space, which is organized and functional with an industrial aesthetic.

Housing

ATC does not have University owned housing options. We do recommend local apartments listed on the Apartment Guide.

Aberdeen Apartments Gladden Farms Stafford Point
Avon Creek Hunters Ridge Steeplechase at Shiloh
Bayhead Village Residences of Ronald Reagan Suncrest Apartments
Canyon Club Saratoga Crossing The Bristol
Crown Plaza Sexton Properties Washington Quarters

FAA MEDICAL EXAMINERS BY COUNTY

INDIANA

DELAWARE COUNTY
C Alexander, MD
403 Carl Simmons Dr.
Air Traffic Control/Terminal Building
Muncie, IN 47304
756-273-8622
ELKHART COUNTY
Harley Yoder, MD
25651 CR 20
Elkhart, IN 46517
574-522-1201

Walter Anglemeyer, MD
1953 Waterfall Dr., #A
Nappanee, IN 46550
574-773-4101
HAMILTON COUNTY
Robert Habig, MD
15229 Westfield, MD
Carmel, IN 46032
317-867-1236
HENDRICKS COUNTY
Keith Huff, MD & Maureen Huff, MD
1100 Southfield Dr., Ste. 1120
Plainfield, IN 46168
317-839-6200

Mark Schopper, MD & Brett Graham
1411 S Green St., Ste 130
Brownsburg, IN 46112
317-858-4610
MARION COUNTY
Paul Kruse, MD & Steven Harris, MD
2010 W 86th St., Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46260
317-415-6500

Stanley Adkins, MD
5162 E Stop 11 Rd., Ste 6
Indianapolis, IN 46237
317-300-0370
TIPPECANOE COUNTY
William Bray
133 N 4th St. Ste 611
Lafayette, IN 47901
765-586-7852
VIGO COUNTY
James Welch
1739 N 4th St.
Terre Haute, IN 47804
812-235-3027

 

ILLINOIS

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY
David J Fletcher
1806 N Market St.
Champaign, IL 61822
217-356-6150

 

KENTUCKY

JEFFERSON COUNTY
Melissa Barrett, MD
4003 Kresge Way, Ste. 410
Louisville, KY 40207
502-893-8750

 

OHIO

BUTLER COUNTY
John Held
3000 Mack Rd., Ste 100
Fairfield, OH 45014
513-751-4222

WHAT MEDICAL CONDITIONS DOES THE FAA CONSIDER DISQUALIFYING?

The following conditions are listed in the regulations as disqualifying medical conditions; however, in many cases when the condition is adequately controlled, the FAA will issue medical certifications contingent on periodic reports.
      • Angina Pectoris
      • Bipolar disease
      • Cardiac valve replacement
      • Coronary heart disease that has been treated or, if untreated, that has been symptomatic or clinically significant
      • Diabetes mellitus requiring hypoglycemic
      • Disturbance of consciousness without satisfactory explanation of cause
      • Epilepsy
      • Heart replacement
      • Myocardial infarction
      • Permanent cardiac pacemaker
      • Personality disorder that is severe enough to have repeatedly manifested itself by overt acts
      • Psychosis
      • Substance abuse / dependence
      • Transient loss of control of nervous system function(s) without satisfactory explanation of cause
 

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