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Exploring Construction Management Degree Options

I'm interested in pursuing a degree in construction management. Which colleges are known for having strong programs in this field? I'd love to hear from anyone currently in or graduated from such a program.

a year ago

Sure, it's great that you're exploring your options for pursuing a degree in Construction Management. While many universities provide reputable programs in this domain, there are few which stand out due to their curriculum, faculty, and post-graduation outcomes.

1. California State University, Sacramento — Known as Sac State, their Construction Management program is popular due to its approach which blends technical and business training. It's also accredited by the American Council for Construction Education.

2. Clemson University — They offer a B.S. in Construction Management and a minor in business administration, setting up graduates with a complex understanding of the field. They boast a high graduate employment rate as well.

3. Purdue University — Purdue's Building Construction Management program has a strong reputation. The program offers several specialization options according to students' interests, including healthcare construction and demolition management.

4. Arizona State University — ASU’s Del E. Webb School of Construction offers a comprehensive program renowned for its strong ties to industry and prominent research faculty.

5. University of Washington — Their Construction Management program is highly ranked and has strong ties to the Seattle construction industry. They provide a broad-based curriculum with the option of specializing in commercial or heavy construction.

Remember that the right program for you depends on various factors such as location preferences, the specific area of Construction Management you're interested in, and the kind of college experience you're looking for. When deciding which program may be best suitor for you, consider not only program reputation, but also course content, faculty, opportunities for internships or cooperative education, and potential career paths of graduates.

a year ago

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