CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING DEGREES
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 ### UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

 Construction engineering is a very unpopular major. Each subject confers about 6,000 yearly four-year degrees; 553 people completed undergraduate degrees in construction engineering last May, making it the nation's 268th most popular focus. 104 of those degrees were awarded at one college, [Oregon State University](/colleges/oregon-state-university). 104 of those alumni attended colleges in Oregon.

 Determining the best fit for you will possibly not be easy, seeing as undergrad degrees in construction engineering are offered at 26 schools in the US. There are 7.4 colleges offering the typical course of study per college offering a four-year degree in construction engineering, making it the 357th most universally available area of study in the nation.

 ### GRADUATE DEGREES

 While last May, 65% of degrees in construction engineering were undergraduate degrees; 35% were grad degrees. Construction engineering is the 224th most popular advanced degree in the United States, with 292 degrees granted. To put that in context, construction engineering is 89% less popular among postgrads than the average subject.

 In Total, 845 students received a bachelor's or higher in construction engineering last year.

 ### ONLINE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING DEGREES

 6 of those 845 alumni (0.7%) did their learning remotely - 1 undergrad and 5 graduate students. As you can see, very few college students decide to pursue a degree in construction engineering online. It's the 269th most in-demand remote discipline, and 99.8% shy of the US average of 481 students per major. For graduate students, it ranks 268th, and is 99.2% south of the national average (616).

  [National University](/colleges/national-university)​ conferred the only undergraduate degree in construction engineering last May.

 Only one institution in the nation confers an undergraduate degree in construction engineering comprehensively online, making it the 357th most widely offered online American degree. 4% of schools granting the degree even have a comprehensively online option, and every single college awarding bachelor's degree in construction engineering is private.

 If you want to study construction engineering and have the skills to pay attention on zoom meetings, we suggest that you check out [Alabama A & M University](/colleges/alabama-a-m-university), as it has the nullth best construction engineering program in the nation. They do however, only teach 4 completely remote areas of study. Moreover, 83 online undergraduate students study at the school, which is 2% of their student body.

 ### PARTIALLY ONLINE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING DEGREES

 * 176 students last year were granted four-year degrees in construction engineering partially online
* Partially online undergraduate degrees in construction engineering are available at 25 schools coast-to-coast
* Last May, 215 people completed a bachelor's or higher in construction engineering partially online
* [Oregon State University](/colleges/oregon-state-university)​ granted 36 partially online four-year degrees in construction engineering, more than any other US institution
* Last May, 292 students completed partially online graduate degrees in construction engineering
* On average, each subject has close to 154 partially online college degree granting institutions

 ### IN-PERSON CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING DEGREES

 * Construction engineering is the 278th most sought out exclusively in-person college degree in the US
* Last spring, 624 students received a bachelor's or higher in construction engineering comprehensively in-person
* [Bradley University's](/colleges/bradley-university)​ last undergraduate class had the most dense population of comprehensively in-person construction engineering majors in America (1.71%)
* Construction engineering is the 214th most popular in-person advanced degree in the USA
* The typical major is available in-person at nearly 20 colleges


Oregon State University

Citadel Military College of South Carolina

Iowa State University

Purdue University-Main Campus

The University of Texas at Arlington

University of Cincinnati-Main Campus

New York University

Texas Tech University

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

North Carolina State University at Raleigh

Stevens Institute of Technology

Marquette University

The University of Alabama

George Mason University

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

University of Illinois Chicago

University of Arizona

Illinois Institute of Technology

University of Utah

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Washington University in St Louis

Arizona State University Campus Immersion

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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2023 Construction Engineering Popularity

There are about 1,512 students enrolled in Construction Engineering in the USA.