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Daniel’s Answer
Firstly, you need to know what you are aspiring to do in construction before venturing into schooling. If you are looking at a trade or specialist career in construction, it's best to go to a trade school and we have them in all states across the US. However, if you are looking at engineering, management or entrepreneurial career in construction, then you would probably be looking at Universities with engineering and construction management programs.
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Rich’s Answer
Hi Meila my suggestion is to look into a union apprenticeship in whatever trade you think is interesting. 4-5 year training that they pay you to learn while you earn. Not sure where you live but examine and look into North American Building Trade Union apprenticeships in your area… Hope this helps and as a young woman they love the diversity you bring to the community
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Suzanne’s Answer
Hi Meila,
If you're asking about a college degree for someone interested in construction management I'd encourage you to look at the Michigan State University program:
https://www.canr.msu.edu/spdc/programs/construction_management/index
The above link has several videos you might find interesting.
There are also skilled trade apprenticeship programs if you are not looking for a college degree pathway into building.
Good luck!
If you're asking about a college degree for someone interested in construction management I'd encourage you to look at the Michigan State University program:
https://www.canr.msu.edu/spdc/programs/construction_management/index
The above link has several videos you might find interesting.
There are also skilled trade apprenticeship programs if you are not looking for a college degree pathway into building.
Good luck!
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