Everyone needs an education, even construction surveyors.
When I went to college, when it came to management and business all they talked about were widgets.....
😉
I added the following for Maryland -
http://www.ccbcmd.edu/Programs-and-Courses/Schools-and-Academic-Departments/School-of-Applied-and-Information-Technology/Engineering-Department/Surveying.aspx&apos ;">Community College of Baltimore County
Program Coordinator
Robert L. Banzhoff
Phone: 443.840.4965
Email: [email protected]
Office: CCBC Catonsville
Associate of Applied Science
Survey Technology (Civil Design Option)
Survey Technology (Land Surveying Option)
Certificate
Civil Design Certificate
Land Surveying Certificate
Minor Engineering Certificate (this is an option to fulfill Maryland's engineering experience requirement)
http://catalog.towson.edu/undergraduate/liberal-arts/geography-environmental-planning/geography-land-surveying/&apos ;">Towson University
updated info.
A Harris, post: 359594, member: 81 wrote: Everyone needs an education, even construction surveyors.
When I went to college, when it came to management and business all they talked about were widgets.....
😉
I am starting to agree whole heartedly about education. I think if I could go back I would trade the GED for a diploma and maybe see where that took me. What I am not sure of is the $88,000 degree program, I mean that is almost a whole years salary ;-).
College of the Canyons Community College in Valencia, CA has a surveying program.
https://www.canyons.edu/Offices/CTE/Pages/programs_Land-Surveying.aspx
JKinAK, post: 355596, member: 7219 wrote: EVERYONE -
Please help compile a comprehensive list of surveying/geomatics programs and contacts.The attached spreadsheet has a fairly extensive list containing info for about 81 surveying/geomatics programs in the US and Territories. I'm sure that with the assistance of the surveyorconnect community, we can fill in any missing blanks.
Let's make this a compete (as of now) list of surveying/geomatics programs - the list sorted by state. Please review your state (and others that you know about) - post missing or correction information in a response.
Perhaps SurveyorConnect can make this list a permanent post at the beginning of this forum - this is a great start to maintaining a comprehensive list.
Thanks,
John
You can add one more to you list for NY - Paul Smiths College
http://www.paulsmiths.edu/academics/nrme/surveying-technology
I am not sure if the surveying course at Ulster County College is ABET accredited
Scott Haggai, post: 360023, member: 9487 wrote: College of the Canyons Community College in Valencia, CA has a surveying program.
https://www.canyons.edu/Offices/CTE/Pages/programs_Land-Surveying.aspx
Thanks Scott - is this different than the College of the Canyons in Santa Clara (see Row 10 in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1g3qgTZ4RTkllXIqndfhw5LRv_dmzIjdDgo57tvJ0uJU/edit?usp=sharing ) ?
If so, please update the google doc directly - Thanks
MJP-PLS, post: 363449, member: 8990 wrote: You can add one more to you list for NY - Paul Smiths College
http://www.paulsmiths.edu/academics/nrme/surveying-technology
I am not sure if the surveying course at Ulster County College is ABET accredited
Thanks MJP-PLS
Please add these - it doesn't matter if they are ABET accredited.