Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Civil engineers design the constructed environment and the infrastructure that supports our society. From highways and buildings to bridges, water resource systems and the environment, the profession of civil engineering is responsible for much of the world in which we live. The variety of challenges facing modern society means that civil engineers can look forward to a highly rewarding, dynamic career.Employment of civil engineers is projected to grow 6% from 2018 to 2028. As current U.S. infrastructure experiences growing obsolescence, civil engineers will be needed to manage projects to rebuild, repair, and upgrade bridges, roads, levees, dams, airports, buildings, and other structures such as wind farms and solar arrays. A growing population means that new water systems will be required while, at the same time, aging, existing water systems must be maintained to reduce or eliminate leaks. In addition, more waste treatment plants will be needed to help clean the nation’s waterways. In summary, civil engineers are needed to build and maintain critical infrastructure, as well as to protect the public and the environment.

Students who are in 12th grade and applying for admission immediately following high school graduation.Students who graduated high school and did not earn more than 11 college credits after graduation.GPA- 3.0SAT/ACT required.A minimum SAT score of 990 is required for all freshman students applying for Freshman degree seeking status first the first intake. All students with lower scores may be considered for the Global Academic Track.The Classic Learning Test may be taken in lieu of the SAT/ACT.