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Construction Management

6 schools compared · Average earnings $57,551/yr
Schools Offering
6
Avg Grad Earnings
$57,551/yr
Avg TradeSchoolWorth Score
52/100
AI-Proof Rating
Resilient
48% of tasks AI-shielded

Best Schools for Construction Management

Top 6 schools ranked by TradeSchoolWorth Score. Click any row for full earnings projections and AI-proof analysis.

# School Score Earnings AI-Proof ROI
1 Weber State University
Ogden, UT		 74
66–76		 $86,152/yr Moderate 66.4x
2 Gwinnett Technical College
Lawrenceville, GA		 72
64–74		 $53,071/yr Moderate 93.6x
3 ITI Technical College
Baton Rouge, LA		 61
54–62		 $59,942/yr Moderate 24.6x
4 Baton Rouge Community College
Baton Rouge, LA		 61
54–63		 $40,032/yr Moderate 46.4x
5 San Joaquin Valley College-Visalia
Visalia, CA		 60
53–62		 $53,053/yr Moderate —
6 San Joaquin Valley College-Ontario
Ontario, CA		 60
53–62		 $53,053/yr Moderate —

Highest Earning Construction Management Programs

Schools where Construction Management graduates earn the most in their first year after graduation.

School 1-Year Earnings Score AI-Proof
Weber State University $86,152/yr 74 Moderate
ITI Technical College $59,942/yr 61 Moderate
Gwinnett Technical College $53,071/yr 72 Moderate
San Joaquin Valley College-Visalia $53,053/yr 60 Moderate
San Joaquin Valley College-Ontario $53,053/yr 60 Moderate
Baton Rouge Community College $40,032/yr 61 Moderate

Best ROI for Construction Management

Schools with the highest earnings-to-tuition ratio for Construction Management.

School ROI Multiple Earnings Score
Gwinnett Technical College 93.6x $53,071/yr 72
Weber State University 66.4x $86,152/yr 74
Baton Rouge Community College 46.4x $40,032/yr 61
ITI Technical College 24.6x $59,942/yr 61

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Construction Management graduates earn?
Across 6 schools, Construction Management graduates earn an average of $57,551 per year in their first year after completing the program. Earnings range from $40,032 to $86,152 depending on the school.
How AI-proof is a career in Construction Management?
Construction Management is rated "Resilient" for AI resilience, with 48% of job tasks being hands-on work shielded from AI automation. This means relatively few career tasks in this field remain hands-on work that AI cannot replicate.
Which school has the best Construction Management program?
Based on the TradeSchoolWorth Score (combining earnings, AI resilience, job market size, and ROI), Weber State University ranks #1 for Construction Management with a score of 74/100 and graduate earnings of $86,152/yr.
Is Construction Management worth it?
On average, Construction Management graduates earn 57.7x their in-state tuition over 10 years. This is a strong return on investment.

About This Data

This page aggregates Construction Management trade programs across 6 schools using earnings data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, employment projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2024–2034), and AI resilience research from OpenAI and academic institutions.

The TradeSchoolWorth Score (0–100) combines four equally weighted factors: graduate earnings, AI resilience, job market size, and return on investment. Each school's program page includes three scenarios (strong growth, base case, conservative) showing 10-year earnings projections.

Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (earnings, debt), Bureau of Labor Statistics 2024–2034 (employment projections), OpenAI GPTs-are-GPTs research (AI task exposure), Felten et al. AIOE. Last updated 2026.