4 Bachelor's degrees in Aerospace Engineering in Alabama, United States

The Aerospace Engineering program from West Virginia University Institute of Technology is a 2+2 in which students complete the first two years at WVU Tech and the following two years at WVU (Morgantown).  

The successful Aerospace Engineering student and professional at The University of Alabama is skilled in mathematics, physics, and computer programming and usage. He or she is also prepared to be diligent in completing assigned work.

Students of the Aerospace Engineering program at Auburn University are concerned with the application of scientific principles and engineering concepts and practices to design, build, test and operate aerospace systems. 

Aerospace Engineering from University of Alabama Huntsville applies the principles of physics and materials science for design, analysis and manufacturing of mechanical and thermal systems. The Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from University of Alabama Huntsville offers the Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering .