Student Success

There is strong communication between the Advisory Board, faculty and students. Students are encouraged to be active in organizations, understand their education and they receive real life working experience. The interaction that a student has with the Advisory Board, faculty, and organizations prepares them for what they will see in the engineering field. The end result is a student ready for their engineering career.

I emphatically recommend the Minnesota State University Civil Engineering program to interested students and encourage employers to seek out Minnesota State University Civil Engineering graduates. This program has consistently developed winners since its inaugural class in 2003.

“It’s shocking how even the best students out of the best schools are not ready for work when we hire them. The reason I’m doing this project with you is that if I can demonstrate that you can really provide us with project-ready new hires, then people here will be all over it. And if on top of that you can supply us with a diverse set of qualified candidates, then everyone here is going to want to know you.”
– Zalman Stern, Google