<p>perre, the Naval academy doesn’t really do a ton with space seeing as how the Navy doesn’t really do much in space and Embry-Riddle is primarily aeronautics, not astronautics.</p>
<p>Balthezar, those are all great schools, but if Wisconsin doesn’t have a true aerospace program, I would say to narrow it down to the other three. Honestly, they all do a lot of work in space and in the atmosphere, so you really can’t go wrong with them. The other thing to look at would be the Texas schools, UT-Austin or TAMU, since they have a ridiculous number of connections with NASA and both have great aerospace engineering programs.</p>
<p>Honestly, if your son goes to any of the top aerospace schools he will have plenty of opportunity for both aeronautics and astronautics.</p>