C-SCHOOL BLOG Ranks Top Undergraduate Construction Programs

Below you will find a table of the ranking data that was previously only available at a Google Spreadsheet link.

Refer to original link at: inaugural-ranking-of-the-top-undergraduate-construction-schools/

In the next several months, I plan to divide the rankings below into two categories:

1. Size of Program

a. Programs with 30 graduates or more

b. Programs with less than 30 graduates

2. Geographic location according to the seven ASC Regions

a. Northeast Region

b. Southeast Region

c. Great Lakes Region

d. North Central Region

e. South Central Region

f. Rocky Mountain Region

g. Far West Region

RANKING TOP UNDERGRADUATE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM BY RECRUITER INTEREST PER GRADUATE               NATIONAL RANKING INSTITUTION/SPONSOR/PROGRAM BS GRADS NO. OF ORGS. RECRUITING RECRUITING TEAMS PER GRADUATES   1 Virginia Polytech. Inst. & State U., Blacksburg 25 128 5.12   2 North Dakota State U., Fargo 24 93 3.875   3 California State Polytechnic U., San Luis Obispo (Arch) (ConM) 60 200 3.333   4 Florida International U., Miami 44 100 2.273   5 North Carolina State U., Raleigh 40 90 2.25   6 Purdue U. Calumet, Hammond, Ind. 19 40 2.105   7 California State U., Sacramento (CofE) (ConM) 19 40 2.105   8 U. of Nevada, Las Vegas 5 10 2   9 U. of New Mexico, Albuquerque 3 6 2   10 Alfred State College, Alfred, N.Y. 10 20 2   11 U. of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg 22 40 1.818   12 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta 25 45 1.8   13 U. of Florida, Gainesville 130 205 1.577   14 U. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio 28 44 1.571   15 Milwaukee School of Engineering, Wis. 16 25 1.563   16 Roger Williams U., Bristol, R.I. 9 14 1.556   17 Central Connecticut State U., New Britain 26 40 1.538   18 U. of Arkansas, Little Rock 16 24 1.5   19 Purdue U., West Lafayette, Ind. (CofE) (ConE and M) 156 225 1.442   20 Purdue U., West Lafayette, Ind. (CofTech) (ConM) 29 40 1.379   21 U. of Nebraska, Lincoln 53 73 1.377   22 U. of Maine, Orono 15 20 1.333   23 California State Polytechnic U., Pomona (CofE) (ConE) 26 34 1.308   24 Murray State U., Murray, Ky. 4 5 1.25   25 Kansas State U., Manhattan 40 48 1.2   26 Michigan State U., East Lansing 64 75 1.172   27 Arizona State U., Tempe 46 52 1.13   28 Boise State U., Boise, Idaho 18 20 1.111   29 U. of Oklahoma, Norman (Arch) (ConScience) 32 35 1.094   30 Clemson U., Clemson, S.C. 54 58 1.074   31 Bradley University, Peoria, Ill. 29 31 1.069   32 Oregon State U., Corvallis 43 45 1.047   33 Iowa State U., Ames 59 60 1.017   34 Texas Tech U., Lubbock (CofE) (ConE) 20 20 1   35 U. of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie 50 50 1   36 Wentworth Institute of Tech., Boston, Mass. 40 40 1   37 Auburn U., Auburn, Ala. 77 77 1   38 Colorado State U., Fort Collins 120 120 1   39 Ferris State U., Big Rapids., Mich. 40 40 1   40 Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge 86 85 0.988   41 U. of Southern California, Los Angeles 51 50 0.98   42 U. of Wisconsin, Platteville 51 50 0.98   43 Temple U., Philadelphia, Pa. 16 15 0.938   44 Washington State U., Pullman 39 36 0.923   45 Indiana State U., Terre Haute 22 20 0.909   46 California State U., Chico (CofE) (ConM) 93 80 0.86   47 Eastern Michigan U., Ypsilanti 35 30 0.857   48 Oklahoma State U., Stillwater (CofE) (ConM) 44 35 0.795   49 U. of Washington, Seattle 51 40 0.784   50 U. of Nebraska, Omaha 26 20 0.769   51 East Tennessee State U., Johnson City 19 14 0.737   52 Texas A&M U., College Station (Arch) (ConScience) 154 110 0.714   53 Penn. State Harrisburg 34 24 0.706   54 Central Washington U., Ellensburg 30 20 0.667   55 U. of North Florida, Jacksonville 30 20 0.667   56 Georgia Southern U., Statesboro 37 24 0.649   57 Indiana U.-Purdue U. Indianapolis 50 30 0.6   58 Pennsylvania College of Tech., Williamsport 19 10 0.526   59 Southwest Texas State U., San Marcos (CofScience) (ConE) 20 10 0.5   60 New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark 20 10 0.5   61 Bowling Green State U., Bowling Green, Ohio 40 20 0.5   62 Northern Arizona U., Flagstaff 40 20 0.5   63 Brigham Young U., Provo, Utah 117 53 0.453   64 Northern Kentucky U., Highland Heights 45 20 0.444   65 John Brown U., Siloam Springs, Ark. 7 3 0.429   66 Montana State U., Bozeman 54 23 0.426   67 Illinois State U., Normal 48 20 0.417   68 Tuskegee U., Tuskegee, Ala. 5 2 0.4   69 Central Missouri State U., Warrensburg 25 10 0.4   70 U. of Wisconsin, Madison 50 20 0.4   71 U. of Nebraska, Kearney 24 9 0.375   72 Minnesota State U., Moorhead 27 10 0.37   73 East Carolina U., Greenville, N.C. 96 35 0.365   74 South Dakota State U., Brookings 22 8 0.364   75 Southern Polytechnic State U., Marietta, Ga. 56 20 0.357   76 Pittsburg State U., Pittsburg, Kan. 43 15 0.349   77 California State University, Long Beach (CofE) (ConE&M) 41 13 0.317   78 Southern Illinois U., Edwardsville 19 6 0.316   79 U. of Louisiana, Monroe 35 11 0.314   80 Minnesota State U., Mankato 32 10 0.313   81 U. of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne 10 3 0.3   82 U. of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls 16 4 0.25   83 Eastern Kentucky U., Richmond 25 4 0.16   NA State U. of New York, Syracuse 16 NA NA   NA Fairleigh Dickinson U., Teaneck, N.J. 13 NA NA   NA Southwest Missouri State U., Springfield 12 NA NA   NA U. of Denver, Denver, Colo. 25 NA NA                           Base data (List of Schools, BS Graduates Per School, and Recruiting Organizations Per School) were taken from a 10/29/2001 Engineering News Record (ENR) Article entitled “The Nation’s C-Schools” By David B. Rosenbaum, Debra K. Rubin with Mary B. Powers

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