Question for all of you

AOPA Flight Training magazine this month has complete directory of college flight programs. They really don't rate, but tell you what degrees and training they provide. Surprised me how many colleges offer some form of flight training. You only hear about the ones with aviation degrees as they advertise in flying mags. For every college with an aviation degree there are 3-4 others that offer at least something, usually as partnership with one of the professional flight schools like Delta Connection.

Embry-Riddle is considered by many to be one of the best. There are then several that give you a respected college name and also have good aviation programs like Purdue, North Dakota, and Kansas State.