Our East Coast campus is the northern anchor of Florida’s Space Triangle and just a short drive from Cape Canaveral. It’s also minutes from some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and adjacent to an international airport.
Downtime Fun Some of our favorite getaways! Fly to St. Augustine for a burger. Swim, surf and hang out at one of more than 50 miles of beaches near us. Go to Universal and Disney theme parks. Students get discounted tickets! Dive into some of Florida’s many freshwater springs. Plane spotting from one of the observation decks on campus. Skydive in DeLand. Drive to Miami Beach for the weekend. The Club Scene If you have an extracurricular interest, we probably have a club that can fulfill it. If not, we’ll help you get one started! Here’s just a sample of the 250+ clubs on campus. Fraternities and sororities for leadership and professional development, building community, philanthropy, service and lifelong friendships. Our multitude of clubs ranges from honor societies and religious and spiritual groups to campus service groups like the Avion student newspaper, WIKD 102.5 FM Radio, Touch-N-Go Productions Entertainment Group and the Student Government Association. Professional organizations like Society of Women Engineers, Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers, National Society of Black Engineers, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Human Factors and Ergonomics Society and Society of Physics Students. And a growing squad of special interest clubs that include: Amateur Astronomy Club, Pure Water Project (working to bring clean water to schools), Robotics Association, Art Club, Dancing Eagles Club, Microgravity Club, Skydiving Club, UAS Tech Club, Esports Club, Photography Club, Experimental Rocket Propulsion Lab Club.
NCAA Division II Athletics Embry-Riddle is a member of the NCAA Division II Sunshine State Conference.
S ince its NCAA Division II debut, the Eagles have captured two national championships and 32 team conference championships, and 30 teams have made NCAA postseason appearances. The Eagles Women’s Rowing Team made program history, winning the 2025 NCAA Division II Rowing Championship — its first-ever title. Since its inception in 1988, Embry-Riddle has captured 169 conference championships, including 53 conference tournament titles and 32 individual national championships. In addition to their accomplishments on the fields and courts, student-athletes at Embry-Riddle have posted a grade point average higher than the campus average for 24 consecutive years. More than 670 student-athletes have been named All-Americans, while over 400 have been named All-America Scholar-Athletes or Academic All-Americans. Intramural, Club & Recreational Sports We’ve got activities for everyone, from spikeball to soccer and just about everything in between. Intramural league sports include basketball, flag football, soccer, softball and volleyball. There are also several one-day competitions, including dodgeball, golf, kickball and table tennis, to name a few. Club sports range from skydiving, ice hockey, surfing, kendo, sailing, fishing, aikido and rock climbing, to name a few of the 25-plus groups. We have many recreational sports items you can borrow in the ICI Center. Equipment includes basketballs, camping tents, coolers, disc golf discs, Kan-Jam, pickleball paddles, Spikeball sets and more!
ROTC More than 10% of students on our campus train to become Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and Space Force. Embry-Riddle’s Air Force ROTC Detachment 157 has been recognized as among the top 10% of all detachments nationwide. Detachment 157 ranks No.1 in Rated Officer selection and has one of the highest Space Force officer selection. In addition, Detachment 157 is one of the top pilot producers for the Air Force, with the exception of the Air Force Academy. The Naval ROTC unit, one of the largest and most diverse in the nation, provides a dynamic and supportive environment for future leaders. It offers the chance to commission as ensigns in the Navy or second lieutenants in the Marine Corps in areas that include aviation, submarine warfare, surface warfare and special operations. The battalion, composed of over 130 future Navy and Marine Corps Officers, boasts an over 75% rate of first-choice service assignments for its graduating midshipmen, demonstrating the program’s commitment to helping students achieve their career goals.
Eight Embry-Riddle AFROTC Detachment 157 cadets have earned NATO jet spots, the most awarded for any detachment nationwide. Combining Detachment 157 in Daytona Beach and Detachment 028 in Prescott, one-fifth of AFROTC graduates attending the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training in 2025 will be from Embry-Riddle. Comprised of over 200 cadets, the battalion commissioned 64 second lieutenants into the Active Component, National Guard and Army Reserves last year, marking the largest graduating cohort in the program’s 40-year history. Embry‑Riddle also boasts the third-highest-producing Army ROTC organization of all non-military college programs nationally. The Embry-Riddle-Gold team has earned the chance to compete in the Sandhurst Military Skills competition for the third consecutive year. The Gold team finished the grueling two-day qualifying Ranger Challenge in second place to move on to Sandhurst. The Army offers cadets a chance to commission as Second Lieutenants on Active Duty or in the Reserves or National Guard, an option that allows students to start civilian careers immediately upon graduation while still serving their country part-time. All Army scholarships cover 100% of tuition and fees; currently, over 81% of the Eagle Battalion is on scholarship.
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