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Texas A&M College Station commands the highest net cost at $20,924 among Construction Engineering Technologies programs while delivering the strongest graduate earnings at $69,757. This $7,071 cost gap between the most and least expensive options reflects varying value propositions across seven public universities. Texas construction projects, from Houston's sprawling medical facilities to Austin's tech campuses, create steady demand for engineering technologists who bridge design and field implementation.
7
Programs
$13,853 – $20,924
Net Price Range
$63,237
Avg. Program Earnings
59.1%
Avg. Graduation Rate

7 Construction Engineering Technologies Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $13,853 $9,711 64.9% 66.2%
2 $14,041 $11,299 43.2% 76.1%
3 $14,352 $11,164 59.6% 79.1%
4 $16,025 $9,228 55.1% 84.6%
5 $16,438 $11,450 56.2% 87.7%
6 $20,261 $7,878 51.2% 87.1%
7 $20,924 $13,099 83.8% 62.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the wide earnings gap between Construction Engineering Technologies graduates in Texas?

Graduate earnings span from $46,478 at Prairie View A&M to $69,757 at Texas A&M College Station, a $23,279 difference. Location and program focus contribute significantly, with graduates from research universities often securing higher-paying positions in major metropolitan areas. Texas A&M's 83.80% graduation rate also suggests stronger program completion and career preparation.

How do graduation rates compare across affordable Construction Engineering Technologies programs?

Texas A&M leads with an 83.80% graduation rate despite its $20,924 net cost, while Prairie View A&M shows a 43.20% rate at just $14,041. University of Houston balances both factors well with a 64.90% graduation rate at the lowest net cost of $13,853. These variations often reflect institutional resources and student support systems.

Does lower debt always mean better financial outcomes for Construction Engineering Technologies students?

Not necessarily, as Texas A&M graduates carry just $19,000 in debt while earning $69,757 annually, creating strong debt-to-income ratios. Prairie View A&M students face $31,000 in debt for $46,478 starting salaries, a less favorable balance. Sam Houston State offers a middle ground with $19,855 debt and $60,128 earnings.

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