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Bachelor's degree · Engineering technologies · CIP 15.02

Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians: earnings and debt by college

The College Scorecard lists 23 colleges that award bachelor's degrees in Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians, together awarding 267 of these degrees in the most recent year. At the median institution, graduates who received federal aid earn $65,353 one year after finishing and $78,994 five years after finishing (two separate graduating classes). The median institution's graduates leave with $23,438 in federal student loans.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

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Colleges
23
Degrees awarded per yeariBachelor's degrees the school awarded in this major in the most recent reported year.
267
Median earnings, 1 yriMedian earnings of graduates who received federal aid, 1 year after finishing, among those working and not enrolled. The figure here is the median across institutions; branch campuses share their institution's figure and count once.
$65,353
9 reporting
Median earnings, 5 yrsiMedian earnings of graduates who received federal aid, 5 years after finishing, among those working and not enrolled. The figure here is the median across institutions; branch campuses share their institution's figure and count once.
$78,994
12 reporting
Median debtiMedian federal student-loan balance of the program's graduates. Excludes Parent PLUS and private loans. The figure here is the median across institutions; branch campuses share their institution's figure and count once.
$23,438
4 reporting

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Colleges with a bachelor's in Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians

Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester · Private nonprofit
NY41$71,108$82,175$27,437
Farmingdale State College
Farmingdale · Public
NY29n/an/an/a
University of Houston-Downtown
Houston · Public
TX24$65,918$92,412$25,000
SUNY Polytechnic Institute
Utica · Public
NY22$66,570$76,272$19,805
Murray State University
Murray · Public
KY21$63,903$67,861$21,875
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Charlotte · Public
NC20$65,309$90,835n/a
Colorado State University Pueblo
Pueblo · Public
CO16n/a$79,258n/a
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Denver · Public
CO15$64,859$85,313n/a
Youngstown State University
Youngstown · Public
OH13$65,353$77,485n/a
Bluefield State University
Bluefield · Public
WV11n/an/an/a
Savannah State University
Savannah · Public
GA10n/a$74,210n/a
SUNY College of Technology at Canton
Canton · Public
NY10$66,473n/an/a
Fairmont State University
Fairmont · Public
WV9$64,378$78,730n/a
Indiana State University
Terre Haute · Public
IN5n/an/an/a
New England Institute of Technology
East Greenwich · Private nonprofit
RI5n/an/an/a
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Princess Anne · Public
MD5n/an/an/a
South Carolina State University
Orangeburg · Public
SC4n/an/an/a
Point Park University
Pittsburgh · Private nonprofit
PA3n/an/an/a
Lincoln University
Jefferson City · Public
MO2n/an/an/a
Montana State University-Northern
Havre · Public
MT2n/an/an/a
Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus
Teaneck · Private nonprofit
NJ0n/a$100,485n/a
University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown
Johnstown · Public
PA0n/a$78,256n/a
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
Pittsburgh · Public
PAn/an/a$78,256n/a
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Quick facts: Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians

How many colleges offer a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians?
The College Scorecard lists 23 colleges that award bachelor's degrees in Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians.
How much do Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians graduates earn?
Across institutions, the median of graduates' median earnings is $65,353 one year after graduation (9 institutions reporting) and $78,994 five years after graduation (12 institutions reporting). These figures cover graduates who received federal aid and are working and not enrolled in school. Branch campuses share their institution's figures, so each institution counts once.
Where do Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians graduates earn the most five years after graduation?
By reported median earnings five years after graduation: Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus ($100,485), University of Houston-Downtown ($92,412), University of North Carolina at Charlotte ($90,835), Metropolitan State University of Denver ($85,313), and Rochester Institute of Technology ($82,175).
How much student debt do Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians graduates have?
The median institution's Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians graduates leave with $23,438 in federal student loans (4 institutions reporting). Parent PLUS and private loans are not included.
Which colleges award the most Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians degrees?
By bachelor's degrees awarded in the most recent year: Rochester Institute of Technology (41), Farmingdale State College (29), University of Houston-Downtown (24), SUNY Polytechnic Institute (22), and Murray State University (21).

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How these numbers work

Figures cover bachelor's degree programs in Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians (CIP code 15.02), as reported in the College Scorecard. Earnings are medians for graduates who received federal aid, measured one and five years after they finished, among those working and not enrolled in school; the one-year and five-year figures describe different graduating classes. Debt is the median federal loan balance at graduation. The Scorecard withholds figures for programs with few graduates, so many smaller programs show n/a. Summary figures are medians across institutions: the Scorecard reports program earnings and debt for a whole institution, so branch campuses share one figure and count once. All figures are from the Scorecard's most recent field-of-study release. More on the data.