Construction Manager

Careers / Construction Manager

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Plan, coordinate, and oversee construction projects

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Typical Education

Bachelor's

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Annual Openings

38,700

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Median Salary

$104,900

10-Year Job Outlook

↑ 5%Good

Projected employment change 2023-2033 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Schools

Programs

$75k

Avg Earnings

Regions

Reading the Numbers

Earnings/yr

Median salary 1 year after graduation (College Scorecard)

ROI %

Return on investment: (Earnings − Debt) ÷ Debt. Higher = better payoff.

Debt

Median total student debt at graduation for this program

Net Price

Annual cost after grants/scholarships (avg for all students at school)

How to Get There

Multiple educational paths can lead to a career as a Construction Manager. Explore programs by credential level below.

Associate1 program

Baton Rouge Community College

Construction Management.

Baton Rouge, LA • Southeast

$40,032/yr

+281.3% ROI

$10,500 debt

Bachelor's12 programs

California State University-East Bay

Construction Management.

Hayward, CA • West

$99,649/yr

California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo

Construction Management.

San Luis Obispo, CA • West

$92,785/yr

+401.5% ROI

$18,500 debt

California State University-Chico

Construction Management.

Chico, CA • West

$89,075/yr

+360.6% ROI

$19,341 debt

Arizona State University Campus Immersion

Construction Management.

Tempe, AZ • Southwest

$82,591/yr

Central Washington University

Construction Management.

Ellensburg, WA • Northwest

$81,666/yr

+238.6% ROI

$24,120 debt

+7 more Bachelor's programs available

Schools by Region

Compare programs across different regions to find the best fit for you.

Midwest2 programs

Avg earnings: $67,273/yr

Ball State University

Muncie, IN

$69,076

+170.9%

Central State University

Wilberforce, OH

$65,470

+223.5%

Northeast2 programs

Avg earnings: $69,360/yr

Career outlook data from Bureau of Labor Statistics. Program earnings and ROI from College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education). Earnings represent median income 1 year after graduation. ROI is calculated as (Earnings - Debt) / Debt.