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Surveying Resources
A free directory of surveying resources — professional associations, state licensing boards, standards bodies and educational programs — organized by state and by type.
The Colegio de Ingenieros y Agrimensores de Puerto Rico, founded in 1938, is a quasi-public nonprofit corporation uniting engineers and land surveyors across Puerto Rico. Known in English as the Puerto Rico College of Engineers and Land Surveyors, it differs from a typical voluntary state association: Puerto Rico law requires practicing engineers and surveyors to…
College of the Canyons
(COC)
Land surveying AS degree and certificate of achievement preparing students for survey technician and LSIT pathways.
Colorado Mesa University
(CMU)
Land surveying and geomatics AAS degree and technical certificate preparing students for surveying licensure.
Associate of Applied Science in surveying plus surveying certificates, with a 3+1 transfer path toward professional surveyor licensure.
Associate of Applied Science in engineering technology with a land surveying concentration, preparing entry-level survey technicians.
The Connecticut Association of Land Surveyors is the principal professional organization for licensed land surveyors in Connecticut and states that it represents more than half of the state’s licensed surveying population. CALS runs continuing education programs and legislative advocacy on behalf of the profession, maintains a classified job listings section, and operates a members-only portal…
The Department of Consumer Protection protects the public health, safety, and welfare of Connecticut citizens by assuring that only qualified, competent persons are licensed in the occupational trades and in several professional licensing categories. This Division also oversees Real Estate complaints and enforcement, as well as administrative duties for most boards and commissions.
Two-year Associate in Applied Science in surveying technology with field and office survey coursework.
Dallas College
(DCCCD)
AAS in land surveying and geospatial technology plus land surveying and rising-surveyor certificates.
The Delaware Association of Surveyors is the state’s primary professional organization for land surveyors, organized to support surveying practice through education, networking, and advocacy for ethical standards. It offers five membership categories: Professional, Associate, Affiliate, Corresponding, and Retired. DAS holds an annual conference each fall, combining a general membership meeting, dinner, and professional development hours…
The primary objective of the Delaware Board of Professional Land Surveyors is to protect the public from unsafe practices and practices which tend to reduce competition or fix prices for services. The Board must also maintain standards of professional competence and service delivery. To meet these objectives, the Board The Board issues licenses to land…
The District of Columbia Association of Land Surveyors, founded in 2001, is the membership organization for land surveyors working in and around Washington, D.C. Its purpose is to advance the sciences of surveying and mapping within the District, educate the public about the value of surveying, promote performance standards, and strengthen working relationships between surveyors…
The District of Columbia Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors is established to “determine the scope of practice, the requirements which an applicant must meet for initial licensure and for renewal of the same, including any continuing education requirements, and shall determine the appropriate level of regulation. The Board is governed by the Non-Health…
Associate degree in surveying and civil engineering technology, training students in topographic surveys and 3D site modeling.