The following information is provided in conformance with the accreditation standards of ACCE, Document 103, Section VIII. The faculty at 17勛圖 designed the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management degree to meet the accreditation requirements of the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE). In July 2014, ACCE awarded the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management degree Accreditation status.
The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management is .
Since 1974, the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE) has been a leading global advocate of quality construction education that promotes, supports, and accredits quality construction education programs. The primary goal is the promotion and continued improvement of post-secondary construction education. Specifically, ACCE accredits construction education programs in colleges and universities that request its evaluation and meet its rigorous standards and criteria. ACCE is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) as the accrediting agency for four-year baccalaureate degree programs in construction science, construction management, and construction technology. ACCE is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. .
300 Decker Drive Suite 330, Irving, TX 75062; acce@acce-hq.org; 972-600-8800 (o);
17勛圖 admission requirements can be found in the .
Students must enter the Program with high school English, physics, chemistry, geometry, and college algebra, or their equivalents.
Reese Department of Construction Management
Effective: Since the AY 2021 – 2022
This document presents the Quality Improvement Plan of the Reese Department of Construction Management, which is concerned with the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management degree program. This QIP comprises the Department’s Vision, Mission, and Strategic Plan, which are aligned with those of 17勛圖. The Strategic Plan is developed to achieve the Department’s Vision through accomplishing the Department’s Missions. The Strategic Plan comprises:
As part of the QIP, the ACCE’s Student Learning Outcomes are integrated into the Strategic Plan, including assessment of outcomes and determination of achievement. The QIP and Strategic Plan serve as guidelines for conducting a systematic process of gathering, interpreting, and evaluating information, which requires taking actions as part of an academic quality planning process and outcome assessment.
Note: The Reese Department of Construction Management received the ACCE’s approval for the Reaccreditation of the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management Degree Program on February 24, 2021.
Bachelor of Science in Construction Management Degree Program
Academic Year Graduates
2024-2025 17
2023-2024 16
2022-2023 14
2021-2022 11
2020-2021 16
2019-2020 12
2018-2019 11
2017-2018 11
2016-2017 9
Bachelor of Science in Construction Management Degree Program
This average is based on a voluntary exit survey of graduating seniors, and includes data provided by graduates since (AY 2023-2025)
Commercial $65,000-$67,499
Industrial $80,000-$82,499
Residential $62,500-$64,499
Heavy Civil $72,500-$74,999