Best Colleges for Construction Engineering Technologies

Construction Engineering Technologies graduates earn an average of $64,024 annually, making this field an attractive option for students interested in the building and infrastructure sector. With only 41 schools nationwide offering this specialized major, students should carefully evaluate program quality and features.

When selecting a Construction Engineering Technologies program, look for curricula that combine hands-on laboratory experience with real-world construction projects. Strong programs typically offer industry partnerships, internship opportunities, and access to modern construction management software. Additionally, seek programs with faculty who have active industry experience and connections to local construction companies. Accreditation through organizations like ABET ensures the program meets industry standards and prepares graduates for professional success in construction management, project coordination, and field supervision roles.

Schools Ranked

$68,850

Avg. Program Earnings

64.8%

Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
#	School	Median Earnings	Graduation Rate	School Type
1	California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, California	$82,780	85.2%	public
2	California State University-Long Beach Long Beach, California	$81,175	69.9%	public
3	California State Polytechnic University-Pomona Pomona, California	$77,329	66.7%	public
4	California State University-Northridge Northridge, California	$75,204	56.2%	public
5	Northern Michigan University Marquette, Michigan	$72,796	50.8%	public
6	San Diego State University San Diego, California	$72,231	78.3%	public
7	University of Florida Gainesville, Florida	$71,644	91.5%	public
8	Colorado State University-Fort Collins Fort Collins, Colorado	$71,015	66.9%	public
9	Texas A & M University-College Station College Station, Texas	$69,757	83.8%	public
10	University of North Texas Denton, Texas	$69,338	59.6%	public
11	California State University-Fresno Fresno, California	$69,338	54.8%	public
12	Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan	$68,422	82.2%	public
13	Texas State University San Marcos, Texas	$67,660	56.2%	public
14	Florida International University Miami, Florida	$67,101	73.9%	public
15	University of Houston Houston, Texas	$66,060	64.9%	public
16	Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Edwardsville, Illinois	$65,979	55.0%	public
17	Bowling Green State University-Main Campus Bowling Green, Ohio	$65,131	62.8%	public
18	University of North Florida Jacksonville, Florida	$64,990	68.2%	public
19	Georgia Southern University Statesboro, Georgia	$64,608	52.1%	public
20	Colorado Mesa University Grand Junction, Colorado	$63,997	41.5%	public
21	Montana State University Bozeman, Montana	$63,997	57.3%	public
22	Oklahoma State University-Main Campus Stillwater, Oklahoma	$63,855	65.9%	public
23	Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, Kentucky	$63,005	53.7%	public
24	Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas	$62,012	70.5%	public
25	Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Tallahassee, Florida	$61,814	51.9%	public