STUDENT
LIFE AT NAAExperience It All
NAA campuses have been designed with your training needs and career goals in mind. It just so happens our campus locations have a lot to offer, too! With locations in Clearwater, FL, and Concord, MA, you won’t want to miss all that’s in store. Learn more about student life at each campus below!

Tampa Bay
Centrally located between some of the nation’s best beaches and the exciting cities of Tampa and St. Petersburg, our Tampa Bay campus has something to offer at every turn.
You won’t be lacking things to do with always the surreal Dalí Museum, nature parks and aquariums, exciting dining and entertainment at the Sparkman Wharf or newly-debuted St. Petersburg Pier, and even a local race track nearby!
Whether you are from the area or are newly calling it home – we’re excited to welcome you!

New England
Located in Concord, MA, just outside of Boston, NAA’s New England campus is steeped in history and situated close to one of the world’s most highly-regarded cities!
Frankly, it’s hard to get much better than Boston! Our New England campus offers proximity to the city and is also surrounded by historic sites like the Old North Bridge, Walden Pond, and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Other popular spots like Salem and the Nashoba Valley are also nearby! Remember to enjoy all that New England has to offer while in school!
Useful Links
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention
National Aviation Academy is committed to assisting students in resolving problems associated with substance abuse and encourages students to seek additional help through local treatment facilities.
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program: TB
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program: NE
Safety, Health & Well-Being
FERPA
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) afford students certain rights concerning their education records. The right to review, inspect, amend, consent and/or file a complaint regarding their personal educational records.
Transfer of Credit
All requests for Transfer Credit must be made and official transcripts and/or records must be provided to NAA prior to an enrolled student’s class start. Prior credit is established based on certain criteria and all evaluations are completed by DOE and/or VP of Education Services.
Safety and Emergency Action Plans
Safety and Emergency Action Plans
Security measures have been put in place, as well as an onsite security guard to ensure a safe and secure environment for the well-being of our students, staff, and guests.
For your personal well-being and the safety of everyone who works at the National Aviation Academy, specific procedures should be followed during emergencies. Please familiarize yourself with these instructions so you will be aware of the role you should play in an emergency situation. Keep this information where it will be available if you need it.
Active Shooter Preparedness
With these types of occurrences on the rise, we have increased our training and drills and provided additional resources to prevent these senseless acts of violence successfully. Being acutely aware and vigilant of persons and/or your surroundings is key to ensuring your safety and those around you.
Be Prepared for an Active Shooter
IT
The IT department at NAA is responsible for maintaining and safeguarding the information technology infrastructure on all computers, servers, and network devices and equipment. It can also assist with password resets.
Registrar
Transcripts, enrollment verification, graduation certification, class drops, withdrawals, and significant changes
Student Activities
Student clubs, student educational, cultural, and social events
Women’s Resource Center
A resource is available to provide women (and men) the proper tools to engage, educate, support, and empower them to succeed through life’s journey.
Student Emergency Support
Student Emergency Support welcomes, supports and educates students of all genders, people provides information, referral, and advocacy to address academic, personal, and social needs; collaboratively researches and offers resource networking to address barriers to college access and attendance (childcare, federal/state/local safety net benefits, food insecurity, housing, medical, legal aid); responds to emergency financial assistance inquiries
Wellness Center/Student Well Being
Counseling and mental health support; accessibility & disability accommodations and learning support for students.
Wellness Center/ Student Well Being: TB
Wellness Center/ Student Well Being: NE
Transportation Services
From here to there and there to here, transportation services are available everywhere.
Career Services
Whether you’re wondering where to begin, looking, or starting your job, Career Services will guide you through the process of career development from your first questions to your last.
Disability Services
Disability Services provides appropriate accommodations and direct services to members of the NAA community with all types of disability. The office also provides information and referral on issues of accessibility, as well as training and staff development.
Educational and Social Events are Sponsored Throughout 2023
Parent Services
Family Services provides information, training, programs, and support for parents to promote active participation in their role as caregivers to their children/loved ones.
Title IX
NAA is committed to providing a learning, working, and living environment that promotes personal integrity, civility, and mutual respect in an environment free of discrimination based on sex. NAA considers sex discrimination in all its forms to be a serious offense and has a zero-tolerance policy in place.
Voter Information
NAA encourages its students to be active participants in their communities. Voting is a privilege that allows citizens to have a voice in their government and its laws.