BA/BS in Civil Engineering

This degree teaches the principles behind planning, designing and building structures such as buildings, bridges, roads, dams and airports. Students build technical mastery alongside communication, budgeting and project oversight skills, aiming at professional engineering practice. Study is face-to-face on campus, the curriculum totals 124 credit hours, and the stated time to complete is about 4 years. New students can start in Fall, Spring, Summer. Before upper-division courses, students must satisfy the engineering standing rules, which set a 2.7 GPA in selected math, science and engineering classes. Kennesaw State University publishes a degree pathway, curriculum charts and application steps for this major on its program page, so prospective students can plan their course sequence from the first semester. The page also lists related programs and the college that administers the offering, which helps students compare nearby options and understand where the program sits within the institution and which department to contact.