Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Daytona Beach, Florida Campus

Lehman Building

Our eastern campus in Daytona Beach, Florida, is located adjacent to Daytona Beach International Airport and is less than 15 minutes from miles of Atlantic Ocean beaches. The 185-acre campus serves more than 4,700 students and offers 23 undergraduate degrees, seven graduate degrees, and three programs that combine bachelor's and master's degrees in a five-year accelerated process.

The Daytona Beach campus supports 150 student organizations and clubs; Army, Air Force, and Navy ROTC; 13 intercollegiate athletic teams including men's basketball and women's volleyball; and many intramural team and club sports.

CAMPUS ESTABLISHED: 1965

LOCATION: Daytona Beach, Florida, a small coastal city on the Atlantic Ocean, home of NASCAR’s Daytona 500 auto race. Campus is 1 hour from Orlando, Cape Canaveral, and the historic city of St. Augustine.

STUDENTS: Approximately 4,978 total students, from 50 states and 85 countries; 9 percent international; 16 percent female.

STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO: 16:1

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 26

RESIDENCE OPTIONS: Co-ed living available to meet every need from traditional college suite to University-owned off-campus apartment living in seven unique residential centers (40 percent of students live on campus)

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: 150 organizations from academic and professional groups to sports and leisure clubs.

ROTC: Programs include Army, Navy, and the award-winning Air Force ROTC Detachment 157. Based in the modern, two-story ROTC Center on campus, cadets in all corps study in state-of-the-art classrooms. A 24-hour computer lab is reserved exclusively for cadet use. ROTC offers attractive scholarships to qualified students.

ATHLETICS: NAIA, Florida Sun Conference. Sixteen intercollegiate men and women’s teams, including nationally ranked men’s baseball. For participation by women in 2003-04, Embry-Riddle ranked among the top five NAIA schools. Men's teams: Baseball, basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, tennis, and track. Women's teams: Cross-country, golf, soccer, tennis, track, and volleyball.

CAMPUS SIZE: 185 acres adjacent to Daytona Beach International Airport, including academic, flight line, residential, and recreational resources

FACILITIES: New 54,225 square foot College of Business building; 75,000-square-foot College of Aviation building; Lehman Engineering and Technology Center; advanced flight simulators up to FAA Level 6 (commercial grade); air traffic control simulators and radar labs; meteorology suite; industry-standard engineering design labs; extensive fleet of training aircraft; flight line within walking distance of classrooms and residence halls. View web cams at our flight line

TUITION 2008-09: Undergraduate: $26,420; room and board approximately $8,240 depending on plan; Graduate tuition: $1,100 per credit hour. Flight costs and mandatory campus user fees not included. See all costs .

FINANCIAL AID: More than 85 % of students receive some form of achievement-based and/or need-based state, federal, or institutional assistance, including ROTC scholarships.

Bachelor Degrees Offered At Daytona Beach Campus:

Master's Degrees Offered At Daytona Beach Campus: