How to Get Started
To get started in the Construction Management program, complete the admissions process at North Lake College. When you meet with an academic advisor, mention your interest in Construction Management or construction-related programs so he or she can help you determine which courses you should take.
Tuition
Dallas County residents pay $123 per three-hour class — that’s $41 per credit hour, or less than $500 for a full semester load of 12 credit hours. Compare that to what you’d pay elsewhere! See DCCCD tuition rates for tuition according to your place of residency.
Courses Offered (Curriculum)
Our catalog provides detailed information about the courses we offer and the courses required for the Associate in Applied Sciences degree in Construction Management.
Construction Management and other construction-related courses are taught using a combination of classroom lecture and lab demonstration with hands-on student participation. All programs require participation in cooperative classes with industry employers.
Related Programs at DCCCD
Four DCCCD colleges offer related courses and programs that may interest you, including Construction Technology, Electrical Technology, Plumbing and Pipefitting Construction, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology, and Welding Technology.
Accreditation and Industry Partnerships
The Construction Management program at North Lake College is fully accredited by the American Council for Construction Education.
Industry partnerships are in place with:
Student Organizations
As a construction student, you can get involved in organizations such as:
- Future Builders
- National Association of Home Builders Student Chapter
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Faculty Profiles
Our construction faculty members have spent many years working in the industry, giving them real-life knowledge of the construction process in addition to their decades of teaching experience and strong educational backgrounds. Construction Management faculty
Transferring From DCCCD
Construction Management and other construction-related courses are designed for direct entry into the workforce.
However, if you are interested in earning a degree at a four-year institution, please visit the Transfer Services Web site for guidance on the transfer process.
Contact Us
If the information on our Web site doesn't answer all of your questions about the Construction Management program, please feel free to contact us.