Construction Management, Bachelor of Science
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management combines skill sets obtained through course work in Civil Engineering Technology and Business along with construction management courses to prepare students for the fast-paced construction industry.
The program provides students with industry current and relevant skills necessary to manage construction related projects. Its composition enables students to work in a heavy-civil infrastructure or commercial-residential industrial projects in positions such as:
- Construction Managers
- General Contractors
- Project Managers
- Consultants
- Field Supervisors
- Foreman
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for construction managers was $95K in May 2019, with a job outlook that is growing much faster than other jobs.
View the Major Information Guide for details on learning outcomes, curriculum and more.
"I love being in the Construction Management Online Program because of the flexibility that it provides, allowing me to work full time while furthering my education. Even though I live in Alaska, I don't feel disconnected from my professors and classmates."
- Jack Galaktionoff
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the application process?
First, you'll need to complete our online application. Once all required documents are received, an admissions processor will begin reviewing your application. You should receive an admissions decision within two weeks of receipt of all required documents. For more information, contact Admissions at 719.549.2462. -
Are you accredited?
Yes! CSU Pueblo is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
230 South LaSalle St., Suite 7-500
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How long will it take me to complete my degree?
Bachelor's degrees typically take 4 years to complete. However, your timeline may vary depending on a number of factors: if you have previously earned college credits, if you take classes on a full-time or part-time schedule, if you petition for credits for prior learning, and/or if you take summer courses. Make sure you work with your advisor to create a schedule that meets your goals. -
How long are online classes?
The online construction management classes are 8 weeks long and run twice per semester. This means you can start classes in August, October, January, March, April, and June. -
How much time can I expect to spend on coursework each week?
Because you are getting 16 week's worth of content in 8 weeks, you should expect to spend at least 10-15 hours per week on coursework, assignments, and studying. Be sure to practice good time management and spread out your assignments throughout the week to not feel overwhelmed. -
Where do I view my account information?
Each student has a PAWS (Personal Access to Web Services) account where they can view their bill, financial aid, online schedule, request transcripts, update their demographic information, run DARS (Degree Audit Reporting System) reports, and more. For more questions about your PAWS account, contact your advisor. -
Am I qualified for scholarships?
You may be qualified for one or more scholarships offered by CSU-Pueblo. You must have an updated FAFSA on file with Student Financial Services. Visit the Scholarships page for more information. -
What types of financial aid are offered?
CSU-Pueblo offers scholarships to students based on academic merit, financial need, and/or other criteria; grants; and low-interest loans. Students using financial aid must have a FAFSA on file with CSU-Pueblo. To complete your FAFSA, visit https://fafsa.ed.gov/. Please visit the Student Financial Services website for more information. -
Who can I talk to about my financial aid or bill?
It is important to check your PAWS account regularly to ensure your aid and bill look correct. Student Financial Services is open Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and is available via phone at 719.549.2753, email at financialaid@csupueblo.edu, and take walk-ins. -
How do I know which transfer credits were accepted?
A transfer evaluator reviews your official transcripts and creates a DARS (Degree Audit Reporting System) evaluation of your credits. You should receive your evaluation within two weeks of admission. -
What kind of computer do I need?
In order to successfully complete courses in the online program, you will need a reliable computer with reliable internet access. Additionally, there are courses that require specific software such as Microsoft Project, Excel, Word, Adobe PDF, Autodesk CAD, MyAccounting Lab, and more. -
How do I get in touch with my professors?
Professors post their phone number, email address, and virtual office hours in each of your online courses. Be sure to allow 48-72 hours for a response.
