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University of New Orleans delivers Civil Engineering education at just $11,147 net cost, nearly half the expense of LSU's $20,015 program. Louisiana's massive petrochemical corridor and Mississippi River port system create steady demand for infrastructure engineers. The state's five Civil Engineering programs span graduation rates from 28% to 71%, while mid-career earnings reach $61,330 at the top end. TOPS scholarships can eliminate tuition entirely for qualifying residents at these public institutions.
5
Programs
$11,147 – $20,015
Net Price Range
$53,266
Avg. Program Earnings
50.3%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Civil Engineering Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $11,147 $9,172 42.5% 69.8%
2 $12,209 $10,125 57.6% 62.4%
3 $14,118 $10,418 52.0% 74.6%
4 $19,740 $9,940 28.5% 53.9%
5 $20,015 $11,954 71.0% 75.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes University of New Orleans so much cheaper than other Louisiana Civil Engineering programs?

UNO's $11,147 net cost reflects both lower base tuition and generous financial aid packages. The school maintains significantly lower costs than LSU's $20,015 despite both being public universities in major Louisiana cities.

How do graduation rates vary among Louisiana's Civil Engineering programs?

Graduation rates span dramatically from Southern University's 28.5% to LSU's 71%. Louisiana Tech falls in the middle at 57.6%, while ULL graduates 52% of students within six years.

Does the TOPS scholarship really cover full tuition at these schools?

TOPS covers full tuition at Louisiana public universities for students meeting academic requirements. With in-state tuition ranging from $9,172 to $11,954 at these Civil Engineering programs, qualifying students pay only fees and living expenses.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.