College Degrees???

[dirthog28]

Well CCM1995 I'm a little more partial to Purdue spent 4 years in their CM program. I've alway heard the 3 schools you pentioned for CM, but have never heard anything or knew that Florida offered a program.

 

[raschmid]

I have definetly enjoyed it so far, but the pre-Building Science classes haven't been hard at all up until Structures. Physics on the other hand, has been absolutely no fun. I'm looking forward to getting into the program, everyone I know that is or has been in it has loved it. The new building is incredible, it's worth your time to check it out next time you are in town. I know it's LEED certified, I want to say silver but don't hold me to that. I definetly would like to talk to you at some point, like you said earlier I should have done civil engineering but that much math and science would kill me. By the way, definetly no A-zone pass yet, so the transit from the fraternity house will have to do for now.

 

[cbhfour]

War Eagle! Auburn--Marketing. My father and Grandfather are both CE grads from Auburn. Being in Atlanta, most of the respected GC's have several AU BSC graduates. My close friend and best client is a grad of the AU program and loved every bit of it. I went with him to the BSC banquet/scholarship dinner last year.

 

[PRDiesel]

Business Administration from College of Charleston in SC.
Worked on and in heavy equipment all through HS and college but now I'm in an office and don't recommend it.

 

[KevD815]

I was a mechanical engineering major for two years but i soon realized i would be spending a life time in an office so **** THAT!!! I'm workin on a Construction Management degree now. I love it. The course work really covers all areas of construction so i learned/am learning alot. It gets into a fair amount of engineering also such as calculating concrete mixes, formwork loads, sizing mechanicals, etc. I work in the field and thats where i want to stay for at least a few years so i look at my degree as something that will allow me to move up in the company after my knee and back finally give out haha.

 

[DigDug]

Took 13yrs to finish 12 . THen on to school of hard rocks.

 

[millertime778]

I went to Pennsylvania College of Technology for the heavy equipment operators program. I enjoyed it very much. They allso have Diesel programs and Construction management programs.

 

[jasen004]

I went to Pennsylvania College of Technology for the heavy equipment operators program. I enjoyed it very much. They allso have Diesel programs and Construction management programs.

lol I knew I'd find someone on here Mr. "My names jared miller, I like to run motor grader."

 

[Finish Blademan]

Degree in Agricultural Business here.I figured out I made more money running big yellow Machines(CAT) instead of big green machines(John Deere).

 

[JCLadson]

I will be graduating in December with a B.S. construction management

 

[Schwartz319]

College

I am currently working on my bacholers in project managment. I am doing this all online through ITT Tech. Seems to be working for me.:usa

 

[CM1995]

Welcome to the Forums JCLadson and Schwartz319!:drinkup

 

[Schwartz319]

Thanks. I have been a member for awhile, Just havnt been posting.