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Code · California · Business and Professions Code

§ 7139.4

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Qualified public postsecondary educational institutions shall provide postsecondary construction management programs at the baccalaureate or higher level that either award or provide one of the following:
(a)A bachelor of science construction management degree accredited by the American Council for Construction Education.
(b)A degree with an American Council for Construction Education accredited option, including, but not limited to, engineering technology and industrial technology.
(c)A bachelor of science or higher degree program documenting placement of more than 50 percent of their graduates with California licensed contractors. The placement of a person who holds a master or doctorate degree in the faculty of a construction program shall be counted as though placed with a California licensed contractor.
(d)The development of a construction management curriculum to meet the American Council for Construction Education criteria.
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