Graduates are in high demand to begin careers immediately as assistant project managers, field engineers, schedulers, cost engineers, assistant superintendents, quality controllers and estimators. The job outlook remains excellent for building construction graduates. Graduates usually have jobs within three months of graduation. The M.E. Rinker Sr. School of Building Construction is the nation's leader in private endowments for construction education.
Many scholarships are available.
The school also offers opportunities for involvement in student chapters of professional organizations. Student chapters offer training in professional development, service and current trends practiced by construction-related professions. There also are honorary and service organizations, including the College Council and Sigma Lambda Chi. The Bachelor of Science in Building Construction prepares students for careers in construction management techniques, operations and related areas of the construction industry. The freshman and sophomore program provides easy transfer for community college graduates.