VT Construction Engineering and Management BS Transfer Guide
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VT Construction Engineering and Management BS Transfer Guide

VT Construction Engineering and Management BS Transfer Guide

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These transfer guides are used to direct students in the discovery of courses and programs that they are eligible to transfer into based on the number of credits they have currently accrued.

Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering and Management

Catalog Year 2025-2026

Based on VCCS Curriculum for ENGINEERING

Complete at a Virginia Community College

Credits

Course Equivalent

Notes

SDV 100 or 101

1-2

VT 1XXX

 

ENG 111

3

ENGL 1105

 

ENG 112

3

ENGL 1106

 

Any UCGS Humanities or Fine Arts

3

Pathways Concept 2

 

Any UCGS Humanities, Fine Arts, or Lit

3

Pathways Concept 2

This course must come from a different group than prior requirement.

Any UCGS History

3

Pathways Concept 3

 

ECO 202

3

ECON 2005 (Pathways Concept 3)

 

MTH 263

4

MATH 1225

 

MTH 264

4

MATH 1226

 

MTH 265

4

MATH 2204

 

MTH 267

3

MATH 2214

 

PHY 241

4

PHYS 2305

 

CHM 111

4

CHEM 1035+1045

 

EGR 121

2

ENGE 1215

 

EGR 122

3

ENGE 1216

 

MTH 266

3

MATH 2114

 

EGR 240

3

ESM 2104

 

EGR 245

3

ESM 2204

 

ECO 201

3

ECON 2006

 

Any EGR, MTH, and/or Science courses

6-8

 

EGR: 125, 246, 248, 270, 271, 272, 280, 282, 231, 232; MTH: 288, 283; SCI: BIO 101, 206; CHM 112, 241, 242; GOL 105, PHY 242

Pre-Transfer Credits

65-68

   



 

Complete at Virginia Tech

Credits

Notes

CEM 2104

3

1st sem (fall)

GEOS 2104

3

1st sem (fall)

CEE 3404

3

1st sem (fall)

STAT 3704

2

1st sem (fall)

BC 2114

3

2nd sem (spring)

CEM 2824 + CEM 2404

3 + 1

2nd sem (spring)

BC 3114

3

2nd sem (spring)

CEM 3024

3

2nd sem (spring)

CEE 3684

4

3rd sem (fall or spring)

BC 3064

3

3rd sem (fall or spring)

Advanced Courses

6

3rd sem (fall or spring); two different courses

CEE 3514

4

3rd sem (fall or spring)

CEE 4074

3

3rd sem (fall or spring)

CEM 3084

3

4th sem (fall)

BC 4064

3

4th sem (fall)

CEM 4445 + CEM 4446

3 + 3

4th sem (fall); year-long capstone

CEE 3424

3

4th sem (fall)

Technical Electives

6

4th sem (fall); two different courses

CEM 3134

3

5th sem (spring)

CEM 4024

3

5th sem (spring)

ENGE 3900

 

Career Bridge Experience

Post-Transfer Credits

71

degree total 124 credits


 

Transfer Guidance

 

Guaranteed Admission Agreement

  • Students who complete the prescribed curriculum and meet the criteria below are guaranteed admission into Virginia Tech and directly into the Construction Engineering & Management Major:

  • Earn a transfer associate degree AS in Engineering (or AS/AA&S in Science with Specialization in Engineering)

  • Earn a minimum of 3.2 GPA for the associate degree.

  • Applicants for this major can be guaranteed for the Spring, Summer, or Fall entry terms.

  • Complete all steps of the formal admissions application process by the appropriate deadlines for the intended term of entry. Most applicants pursuing guaranteed admission will apply as they are finishing their associate degree.

 

Important Links & Dates

 

What Should I Consider When Selecting Courses?

  • Create a schedule for all required courses, pay attention to prerequisites and when courses are offered, complete your first math and English courses in your first year. For help, see Transfer Steps and Resource Center at https://www.TransferVirginia.org

  • Connect with an advisor at your community college and Virginia Tech within your first year.

 

Is This Degree Right For Me?

  • The Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Engineering and Management is accredited by ABET.

  • The focus of this degree is construction engineering with a management emphasis. The degree retains an emphasis on engineering, with a focus on construction theory and applications, while providing students the opportunity to define the areas of business they wish to study to complement their career goals.

  • Students are encouraged to participate in undergraduate research with faculty at Virginia Tech

 

What Is The Impact On My Degree Of Work I Have Already Completed?

  • Associate Transfer Degree Completion: The completion of an Associate Degree results in all lower-division general education requirements being met when you transfer to Virginia Tech.

  • Credit for Prior Learning: AP, IB, and CLEP are evaluated for credits https://www.registrar.vt.edu/Advanced-Standing-Transferable-Credit.html

  • Catalog Year: Catalog year determined by first semester of attendance at Virginia Tech.

  • Dual Enrollment – Completion of Associate Degree in HS: The completion of an Associate Degree concurrent with high school results in up to half the required credits (129) towards a CEM degree, with all general education courses satisfied. Students will be enrolled as a freshman for orientation and engagement purposes.

 

Is This College Right For Me?

  • Virginia Tech's College of Engineering undergraduate programs are ranked 13th in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report

  • Located in rural area, with 2600-acre campus, 37,000 on and off campus students, and a 14:1 student-faculty ratio

  • Transfer students have both on-campus and off-campus housing options, including a living community on campus just for transfer students (all majors). https://llp.vt.edu/llc/transfer.html

  • Virginia Tech is a diverse campus with students from over 40 states and 115 countries.

  • Students can attend full-time or part-time.

  • Classes are most typically offered Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm. Learn more about our university at https://vt.edu/about/facts-about-virginia-tech.html

 

Did You Know That…

  • Completing your Associate transfer degree post-high school satisfies all lower division general education requirements and increases the chance of completing your bachelor's degree?

  • Exceeding 3 years or 90 credits at your community college means you may have exhausted your financial aid at that college and have limited your future financial aid at Virginia Tech

 

What Can I Do With This Degree?

  • CEM graduates support a wide range of operations within the construction industry. The construction industry builds commercial, residential, industrial and civil infrastructure in every country across the globe. If you live or work in it, drive or land on it, the construction industry built it. If you bought it, the construction industry built the facility where it was manufactured.

  • Explore possible careers, salaries, and job outlook at https://www.TransferVirginia.org and https://eng.vt.edu/academics/undergraduate-students/explore-engineering....

 

Program Successes & Highlights

  • The Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) program admitted the first class of students in the Fall of 2007 and graduated the first class in the Spring of 2009. The degree received full ABET accreditation in the Fall of 2009. Enrollment in the CEM program continues to grow. The program attracts students who are interested in managing all aspects of the construction process and our graduates are employed by construction companies throughout the United States.

  • The median starting salary of 22/23 CEM graduates was $73,000 (with a median bonus of $2,000)

 

What Are My Chances For Getting Accepted?

  • Each year around 400-450 VCCS transfer students apply for admission to a program in the Virginia Tech College of Engineering. Between 60-70% are typically offered admission. The average GPA of transfer students enrolling is 3.5.

  • Learn more about applying at https://vt.edu/admissions/transfer.html

 

Do More With Your Degree!

  • Students may complete an accelerated Master's degree in one additional year of enrollment

4-Year Major
Engineering
Applicable School(s)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Category/Topic
Transfer Guides