BS Four-Year Degree Plan: Construction Management

The following is a sample schedule for this major - your actual schedule may vary.

The following degree plan, last reviewed 07-23-2026, is based on the 2026-27 catalog and Missouri State general education requirements.

First semester (fall)

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Total hours 14

Second semester (spring)

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Total hours 16-17

Third semester (fall)

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General Education - Public Issues (ITC 200 Recommended) 3
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Total hours 15

Fourth semester (spring)

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General Education - Human Cultures - The Arts 3
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Total hours 15

Fifth semester (fall)

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Total hours 15

Sixth semester (spring)

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TCM 494 - Professional Internship (summer) 1
General Education - Life Science (BIO 101 or GLG 115 recommended) 3
General Education - Cultural Competence 3
Total hours 16

Seventh semester (fall)

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Total hours 15

Eighth semester (spring)

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General Education - Human Culture - Humanities 3
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Total hours 15

Admission, GPA and credit hour requirements

For Admission to Construction Management: Student must complete MTH 137 or higher.

For Graduation: Students must maintain a 2.00 GPA MSU and Combined GPA to graduate from Missouri State University.

For Graduation: Students must complete at least 120 hours. Of those 120 hours, at least 40 hours must be upper division (300+) level. Electives may be needed to meet these requirements.