Three Carolina Schools Named Among Best Online Construction Management Master’s Programs

Three schools from the Carolinas were named among the best online construction management Master’s programs. East Carolina, Western Carolina and Clemson were included in the Online Schools Report (OSR) and ranking of the Best Online Master’s Degrees in Construction Management. OSR is a new higher education ranking site with a data-focused approach to studying distance education.

Have you ever finished building a backyard deck and thought, “That was easy. What were those  Burj Khalifa construction workers complaining about?” Well, probably not. But if managing construction projects is a passion of yours, the next awe-inspiring piece of infrastructure could be in your future. A construction management master’s degree is a great way to upgrade any current construction work experience. Online classes are flexible and can fit around even the strangest work schedules.

Online Schools Report uses a comprehensive set of statistics to determine their rankings. Sticking to hard numbers, they convert data into seven categories: Online Programs Quality measures the strength of a college’s online programs; Student Satisfaction is a measure of how alumni feel about their college experience; Online Presence determines how dedicated the school is to having quality programs available across the country; Affordability and Earnings Potential weigh graduates’ expected earnings against the cost of a degree; and Acceptance and Retention show how hard it is to get into the school and how many students stick around for a diploma.

Here are the Best Online Master’s Degrees in Construction Management:
https://www.onlineschoolsreport.com/best-online-masters-degrees-in-construction-management/

Here are all the schools featured:

Arizona State University-Tempe – Tempe, Arizona

Clemson University – Clemson, South Carolina

Drexel University – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

East Carolina University – Greenville, North Carolina

Everglades University – Boca Raton, Florida

Florida International University – Miami, Florida

Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lawrence Technological University – Southfield, Michigan

Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College – Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Newschool of Architecture and Design – San Diego, California

North Dakota State University-Main Campus – Fargo, North Dakota

Norwich University – Northfield, Vermont

Purdue University-Main Campus – West Lafayette, Indiana

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology – Rapid City, South Dakota

Southern New Hampshire University – Manchester, New Hampshire

Stevens Institute of Technology – Hoboken, New Jersey

The University of Tennessee-Chattanooga – Chattanooga, Tennessee

University of Florida-Online

University of Houston

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Southern California

University of Washington-Seattle Campus

University of Wisconsin-Stout

Wentworth Institute of Technology

Western Carolina University