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U.S. Construction Schools - The List

October 29, 2001

HOW TO USE THE LIST
Construction programs are grouped by standard regions of the Associated Schools of Construction, and are listed alphabetically by state within each region.

Far West = Calif., Ore. and Wash.; Rocky Mountain = Ariz., Colo., Idaho, Mont., Nev., N.M. and Utah; North Central = Iowa, Kan., Minn., Mo., Neb., N.D. and S.D.; Great Lakes = Ill., Ind., Ky., Mich., Ohio and Wis.; Northeast = Conn., Maine, Mass., N.J., N.Y., Pa. and R.I.; Southeast = Ala., Fla., Ga., Miss., N.C., S.C., Tenn. and Va.; and South Central = Ark., La., Okla. and Texas.

Undergraduate enrollment is based only on the number of students admitted at the grade level indicated. Data for undergraduate enrollment is as of Spring 2001. Data for B.S. graduates includes all those graduating during academic year 2000-2001. Total number of graduates is included for each program, as well as numbers of male and female graduates. Data on organizations recruiting is for academic year 2000-2001, unless otherwise indicated. Data particular to one program is explained in a footnote at the bottom of each page.

References to faculty include full-time equivalents only, and exclude part-time and/or adjunct staff. Degree required to teach applies to tenure-track faculty only, unless otherwise indicated. Scholarship figures represent only funds that are administered by programs, and exclude funds from external sources.

† = Private institution. * = Data not provided or otherwise unavailable. ** = Program on quarter system. 1Faculty have at least seven years of industry experience. 2 Data is for Fall 2000 only. 5 Fall 2001. 10 Does not include faculty who teach service courses. 14 Same as Footnote no. 8. 19 Include two year degree students. 28 Salary range: $36,000-&48,000. 29 Numbers reflect juniors and seniors only. 36 Spring 2000 only.

The entire survey of "The Nation's C-Schools" is published in the Oct. 29, 2001 issue of ENR. Copies of the issue can be obtained from ENR by calling Phyllis Moody at 212-904-4635. Copies are at $5 each.



INSTITUTION/
SPONSOR/PROGRAM
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT
% FULL TIME
% PART TIME
# OF
FULL-TIME
FACULTY
B.S GRADUATES
ALL
MALE
FEMALE

NO.OF ORGS.
RECRUITING

FAR WEST
 
 
 
 
California State University
Long Beach
158
5
41
13

College of Engineering
38%
 
38
 

Construction Engineering Management
62%
 
3
 
California State Polytechnic U., Pomona
110
4
26
34

College of Engineering

75%
 
23
 

Construction Engineering Technology
25%
 
3
 
California Polytechnic State U., San Luis Obispo
254
9
60
200

College of Architecture & Environmental Design
95%
 
51
 

Construction Management
5%
 
9
 
California State U., Chico
340
 9
93
80

College of Eng., Computer Science & Tech.
100%
 
89
 

Construction Management
0%
 
4
 
California State U.,
Sacramento
45
2.5
19
40

College of Engineering & Computer Science
90%
 
17
 

Construction Management
10%
 
2
 
U. of Southern California
Los Angeles †
35
1
51
50

School of Engineering
90%
 
42
 

Construction Engineering and Management
10%
 
9
 
Oregon State U., Corvallis
220
 5
43
45

College of Engineering
98%
 
40
 

Construction Engineering Management
2%
 
3
 
Washington State U., Pullman
120
 3
39
36

School of Architecture & Const. Management
100%
 
37
 

Construction Management
0%
 
2
 
Central Washington U., Ellensburg
110
3
30
20

Industrial and Eng. Technology Dept.
100%
 
28
 

Construction Management
0%
 
2
 
U. of Washington, Seattle
115
 8
51
40

College of Architecture and Urban Planning
99%
 
45
 

Construction Management
1%
 
6
 
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
 
 
 
 
Arizona State U., Tempe
300
15 
46
522

College of Engineering & Applied Science
85%
 
41
 

Del E. Webb School of Construction
15%
 
5
 
Northern Arizona U., Flagstaff
184
5 
40
20

College of Engineering
90%
 
32
 

Construction Management
10%
 
8
 
Colorado State U., Fort Collins
630
16 
120
120

College of Applied Human Sciences
90%
 
100
 

Construction Management
10%
 
20
 
U. of Denver, Denver, Colo.†
63
5 
25
*

Daniels College of Business
100%
 
22
 

Burns School of Real Estate & Constr. Mgmt.
0%
 
3
 
Boise State U., Boise, Idaho
132 5
4 
18
20

College of Engineering
85%
 
17
 

Construction Management
15%
 
1
 
Montana State U., Bozeman
255
6 
54
23

Dept. of Civil Engineering
80%
 
50
 

Construction Engineering Technology
20%
 
4
 
U. of Nevada, Las Vegas
50
 3
5
10

College of Engineering
10%
 
4
 

Construction Management
90%
 
1
 
U. of New Mexico, Albuquerque 8
17
3
3
6

School of Eng., Dept. of Civil Engineering
40%
 
2
 

Construction Engineering/Construction Mgmt.
60%
 
1
 
Brigham Young U., Provo, Utah†
465
9 
117
53

School of Technology
100%
 
105
 

Construction and Facilities Management
0%
 
12
 
NORTH CENTRAL
 
 
 
 
Iowa State U., Ames
320
6 
59
60

College of Engineering
98%
 
50
 

Construction Engineering
2%
 
9
 
U. of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls
88
310
16
4

Dept. of Industrial Technology
100%
 
6
 

Construction Management
0%
 
0
 
Kansas State U., Manhattan
301
 14
40
48

College of Engineering
99%
 
37
 

Construction Science & Management
1%
3
 
Pittsburg State U., Pittsburg, Kan.
190
4.5
43
15

College of Tech., Dept. of Eng. Technology
95%
 
39
 

Constr. Eng. Tech.; Constr. Management
5%
 
4
 
Minnesota State U., Mankato
163
 2
32
10

College of Science, Engineering & Technology
99%
 
29
 

Construction Management
1%
 
3
 
Minnesota State U., Moorhead
80
3 
27
10

College of Business & Industry, Dept. of Tech.
95%
 
25
 

Construction Management
5%
 
2
 
Central Missouri State U., Warrensburg
125
10
25
10

College of Applied Science & Technology
85%
 
23
 

Construction Management
15%
 
2
 
Southwest Missouri State U., Springfield
150
5
12
*

College of Natural & Applied Science
80%
 
9
 

Dept. of Industrial Management/Construction
20%
 
3
 
U. of Nebraska, Kearney
127
 2
24
9

College of Business & Technology
90%
 
23
 

Construction Management
10%
 
1
 
U. of Nebraska, Lincoln
258
8 
53
73

College of Engineering & Technology
95%
 
50
 

Construction Management
5%
 
3
 
U. of Nebraska, Omaha
205
9 
26
20

College of Engineering & Technology
85%
 
24
 

Construction Engineering Technology
15%
 
2
 
North Dakota State U., Fargo 14
201
4
24
93

College of Engineering & Architecture
*
 
23
 

Construction Engineering/Constr. Mgmt.
*
 
1
 
South Dakota State U., Brookings
105
4
22
8

College of Engineering
95%
 
22
 

Construction Management
5%
 
0
 
GREAT LAKES
 
 
 
 
Bradley University, Peoria, Ill.†
90
4
29
31

College of Engineering & Technology
91%
 
25
 

Construction
9%
 
4
 
Illinois State U., Normal
185
4.5 
48
20

College of Applied Science & Technology
95%
 
44
 

Construction Management
5%
 
4
 
Southern Illinois U., Edwardsville
80
4
19
6

School of Engineering
80%
 
17
 

Construction
20%
 
2
 
Indiana State U., Terre Haute
150
3 
22
20

School of Technology
85%
 
20
 

Construction Management
15%
 
2
 
Indiana U.-Purdue U. Indianapolis
300
10
50
30

School of Engineering & Technology
50%
 
40
 

Construction Technology
50%
 
10
 
Purdue U., West Lafayette, Ind.
133
6 
29
40

School of Engineering
95%
 
22
 

Division of Const. Eng. and Management
5%
 
7
 
Purdue U., West Lafayette, Ind.
485
14 
156
225

School of Technology
95%
 
153
 

Building Construction Management
5%
 
3
 
Purdue U. Calumet, Hammond, Ind.
186
6
19
40

School of Technology
60%
 
13
 

Construction Technology
40%
 
6
 
Tri-State U., Angola, Ind.†
8
2 
2
0

College of Engineering
100%
 
2
 

Construction Management
0%
 
0
 
Eastern Kentucky U., Richmond
100
3
25
4

College of Business & Technology
90%
 
24
 

Construction Management
10%
 
1
 
Northern Kentucky U., Highland Heights
175
4
45
20

College of Professional Studies
30%
 
38
 

Construction Management
70%
 
7
 
Murray State U., Murray, Ky.
55
 3
4
5

Dept. of Industrial & Engineering Technology
100%
 
4
 

Construction Engineering Technology
0%
 
0
 
Eastern Michigan U., Ypsilanti
190
 6
35
30

College of Technology
60%
 
30
 

Construction Management
40%
 
5
 
Ferris State U., Big Rapids., Mich.
26019
9
40
40

College of Technology
90%
 
35
 

Construction Management
10%
 
5
 
Michigan State U., East Lansing
230
7
64
75

College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
80%
 
59
 

Construction Management
20%
 
5
 
Bowling Green State U., Bowling Green, Ohio
162
4
40
20

College of Technology
92%
 
38
 

Construction Management and Technology
8%
 
2
 
U. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
385
8
28
44

College of Applied Science
95%
 
25
 

Construction Management
5%
 
3
 
Milwaukee School of Engineering, Wis.†
74
2
16
25

Architectural Engineering & Bldg. Construction
98%
 
11
 

Construction Management
2%
 
5
 
U. of Wisconsin, Madison
70
3 
50
20

Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
97%
 
30
 

Construction Engineering and Management
3%
 
20
 
U. of Wisconsin, Platteville
180
3 
51
50

College of Bus., Ind., Life Science and Ag.
95%
 
48
 

Industrial Tech. Mgmt./Bldg. Const. Mgmt.
5%
 
3
 
U. of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie
290
6
50
50

College of Technology, Engineering & Mgmt.
95%
 
47
 

Construction
5%
 
3
 
NORTHEAST
 
 
 
 
Central Connecticut State U., New Britain
90
3
26
40

School of Technology

67%
 
24
 

Construction Management
33%
 
2
 
U. of Maine, Orono
82
3 
15
20

School of Engineering Technology
85%
 
14
 

Construction Management Technology
15%
 
1
 
U. of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne
40
3
10
3

Dept. of Technology
90%
 
8
 

Construction Management Technology
10%
 
2
 
Wentworth Institute of Tech., Boston, Mass.†
204
4
40
40

Dept. of Civil, Construction & Environment

100%
 
32
 

Construction Management
0%
 
8
 
Fairleigh Dickinson U., Teaneck, N.J.†
30
3
13
*

School of Engineering & Engineering Technology
25%
 
*
 

Construction Engineering Technology
75%
 
*
 
New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark
137
3
20
10

Newark College of Engineering
60%
 
16
 

Const. Eng. Tech. & Const. Mgmt. Technology
40%
 
4
Alfred State College, Alfred, N.Y.
70
6
10
20

School of Management and Engineering Tech.
95%
 
10
 

Construction Management
5%
 
0
 
State U. of New York, Syracuse
60
8
16
*

College of Environmental Science and Forestry
90%
 
15
 

Construction Management & Engineering
0%
 
1
 
Pennsylvania College of Tech., Williamsport
105
2
19
10

School of Construction & Design Technologies
98%
 
19
 

Construction Management
2%
 
0
 
Penn. State Harrisburg
9029
6
34
24

School of Science, Engineering & Technology

80%
 
31
 

Structural Design & Const. Eng. Technology
20%
 
3
 
Temple U., Philadelphia, Pa.
80
9 
16
15

College of Engineering

50%
 
15
 

Civil and Construction Engineering Technology
50%
 
1
 
Roger Williams U., Bristol, R.I.†
55
4
9
14

School of Eng., Computing and Const. Mgmt.
100%
 
9
 

Construction Management
0%
 
0
 
SOUTHEAST
 
 
 
 
Auburn U., Auburn, Ala.
479
15 
77
77

College of Architecture, Design & Construction
94%
 
75
 

Dept. of Building Science
6%
 
2
 
Tuskegee U., Tuskegee, Ala.†
35
 3
5
2

College of Eng., Architecture & Physical Science
100%
 
3
 

Construction Science Management
0%
 
2
 
Florida International U., Miami
253
9
44
100

College of Engineering
10%
 
42
 

Construction Management
90%
 
2
 
U. of Florida, Gainesville
265
 19
130
205

College of Design, Construction & Planning
95%
 
120
 

M.E. Rinker Sr. School of Building Construction
5%
 
10
 
U. of North Florida, Jacksonville
150
4
30
20

College of Computing Sciences & Engineering
75%
 
28
 

Building Construction Management
25%
 
2
 
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
125
7
25
45

College of Architecture
80%
 
20
 

Building Construction
20%
 
5
 
Georgia Southern U., Statesboro
235
5
37
24

School of Technology
95%
 
35
 

Building Construction & Contracting
5%
 
2
 
Southern Polytechnic State U., Marietta, Ga.
185
7
56
90

School of Arch., Civil Eng. Tech. & Construction
80%
 
48
 

Construction
20%
 
8
 
U. of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg
122
3
22
40

School of Engineering Technology
80%
 
21
 

Construction Engineering Technology
20%
 
1
 
East Carolina U., Greenville, N.C.
400
9
96
35

School of Industry & Technology
90%
 
92
 

Construction Management
10%
 
4
 
North Carolina State U., Raleigh
132
4033
40
90

College of Engineering
92%
 
37
 

Construction Engineering and Management
8%
 
3
 
Clemson U., Clemson, S.C.
162
7 
54
58

College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities
97%
 
51
 

Construction Science and Management
3%
 
3
 
East Tennessee State U., Johnson City
100
3
19
14

College of Applied Science & Technology
90%
 
16
 

Engineering Technology (construction option)
10%
 
3
 
Virginia Polytech. Inst. & State U., Blacksburg
140
6
25
128

College of Architecture & Urban Studies
95%
 
22
 

Dept. of Building Construction
5%
 
3
 
SOUTH CENTRAL
 
 
 
 
U. of Arkansas, Little Rock
120
 4
16
24

Donaghey College of Info. Sci. & Systems Eng.
80%
 
15
 

Construction Management
20%
 
1
 
John Brown U., Siloam Springs, Ark.†
45
2
7
3

Engineering Division
95%
 
6
 

Construction Management
5%
 
1
 
Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge
402
9
86
85

College of Engineering
100%
 
82
 

Dept. of Construction Management
0%
 
4
 
U. of Louisiana, Monroe
193
4 
35
11

College of Pure & Applied Sciences
90%
 
35
 

School of Construction
10%
 
0
 
Oklahoma State U., Stillwater
160
3 
44
35

Division of Engineering Technology
100%
 
41
 

Construction Management Technology
0%
 
3
 
U. of Oklahoma, Norman
119
4 
32
35

College of Architecture
95%
 
30
 

Construction Science Division
5%
 
2
 
Texas A&M U., College Station
520
 23
154
11036

College of Architecture
100%
 
139
 

Construction Science
0%
 
15
 
Southwest Texas State U., San Marcos
100
3
20
10

College of Science
80%
 
18
 

Construction & Engineering Technology
20%
 
2
 
Texas Tech U., Lubbock
125
4 
20
20

College of Engineering
90%
 
20
 

Construction Engineering Technology
10 %
 
0
 

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