Do you want to fly the skies? Then Embry Riddle Aeronautical University is for you. It is situated adjacent to the Daytona International Speedway and the Daytona Airport. There has been a lot of new construction since my last visit five or so years ago.
"Harvard of the Skies" is the place to go for aeronautical engineering and aeronautical science. There is a small number of females, a good number of non-traditional students, and quite a few foreign students in attendance.
The facilities are modern and up-to-date. Labs that you will see on no other campus are here.
Jacksonville University has an abundance of resources in the city and on the river. With it's new state-of-the art facility for its marine science program, it's a winner. New enhancements along the river include a beach, running track and more to come.
They have an aeronautical major in the School of Business, nursing with a gigantic lab, a school of fine and performing arts, just to name a few. New with the freshmen class of 2012 is a guarantee to graduate in 4 years.
If you want a diverse campus, with a small undergrad population (2400) in a small urban setting, with a variety of majors, consider JU.
They are forming a marching band. Do you play and can you march?
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