farsa Posted April 4, 2015 Share Posted April 4, 2015 (edited) Hello; I am an international student with undergraduate education in Civil Engineering, who has applied to the M.S programs in Construction Management. What follows is the summary of my admission status for the aforementioned programs: 1. University of Florida: M.S in Construction Management (Admitted) 2. Arizona State University: M.S in Construction Management (Admitted) 3. University of Michigan: M.S in Construction Engineering and Management (Admitted) 4. Colorado State University: M.S in Construction Management (Admitted) 5. Michigan State University: M.S in Construction Management (Admitted) 6. Oregon State University: M.S in Construction Engineering Management (Admitted) I am awaiting for the admission decisions for the following programs: 1. University of Washington: M.S in Construction Management (Awaiting admissions decision) 2. Texas A&M University: M.S in Construction Management (Awaiting admissions decision) I was wondering if anyone has any information about the above-mentioned programs (all 8 programs)? I want to know which program (considering all 8 programs) has a better industry reputation and offers higher quality education. In other words, graduates of which construction school (At graduate level) has consistently demonstrated to be broadly trained, highly skilled, and well-prepared for the challenges of construction industry? Moreover, top construction companies of the U.S mostly recruit graduates of which above-mentioned programs/construction schools? Thanks in advance for your help. Edited April 4, 2015 by farsa Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madhurd559 Posted November 30, 2015 Share Posted November 30, 2015 What was your GRE and TOEFL score?And on what basis did you shortlist these universities?Im planning for the same course so wanted your opinion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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