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Civil Engineering Schools in the South
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Best-Engineering-Colleges.com team ranks Duke University (Durham, NC), Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD), and Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN) the best three civil engineering schools in the South.
See the best 50 civil engineering colleges in the South below or narrow your search by program, state, or city in the South.
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Listed We list 160 schools offering civil engineering majors in Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.Best-Engineering-Colleges.com team ranks Duke University (Durham, NC), Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD), and Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN) the best three civil engineering schools in the South.
See the best 50 civil engineering colleges in the South below or narrow your search by program, state, or city in the South.
Top 50 civil engineering schools in the South:
31. Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
Baton Rouge, LA, 4 civil engineering programs
38. Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, FL, 2 civil engineering programs
Civil engineering schools in the South by state:
Civil engineering schools in other regions:
Midwest: 111 schoolsNortheast: 94 schools
Northwest: 34 schools
West: 85 schools
Popular engineering school cities in the South:
in Alabama:Auburn: 1 school
Birmingham: 4 schools
Huntsville: 2 schools
Tuscaloosa: 2 schools
in Arkansas:
Fayetteville: 1 school
in Delaware:
Newark: 1 school
in District of Columbia:
Washington: 5 schools
in Florida:
Boca Raton: 1 school
Coral Gables: 1 school
Daytona Beach: 4 schools
Fort Myers: 4 schools
Gainesville: 3 schools
Jacksonville: 4 schools
Melbourne: 2 schools
Miami: 5 schools
Orlando: 6 schools
Tallahassee: 3 schools
Tampa: 3 schools
in Georgia:
Athens: 2 schools
Atlanta: 6 schools
Kennesaw: 1 school
Statesboro: 2 schools
in Kentucky:
Lexington: 2 schools
Louisville: 4 schools
in Louisiana:
Baton Rouge: 4 schools
Lafayette: 2 schools
New Orleans: 4 schools
Ruston: 1 school
in Maryland:
Annapolis: 1 school
Baltimore: 8 schools
College Park: 1 school
in Mississippi:
Perkinston: 1 school
Starkville: 1 school
University: 1 school
in North Carolina:
Charlotte: 4 schools
Durham: 2 schools
Greensboro: 1 school
Greenville: 1 school
Raleigh: 4 schools
in Oklahoma:
Norman: 2 schools
Stillwater: 2 schools
Tulsa: 5 schools
in Puerto Rico:
Hato Rey: 1 school
Mayaguez: 1 school
in South Carolina:
Charleston: 4 schools
Clemson: 1 school
Columbia: 2 schools
in Tennessee:
Chattanooga: 2 schools
Cookeville: 1 school
Knoxville: 4 schools
Memphis: 6 schools
Nashville: 7 schools
in Texas:
Arlington: 2 schools
Austin: 2 schools
Beaumont: 2 schools
College Station: 1 school
Dallas: 3 schools
Denton: 1 school
Edinburg: 1 school
El Paso: 3 schools
Houston: 11 schools
Kingsville: 1 school
Lubbock: 1 school
Pasadena: 1 school
Richardson: 1 school
San Antonio: 10 schools
San Marcos: 1 school
Tyler: 2 schools
Waco: 3 schools
in Virginia:
Blacksburg: 1 school
Charlottesville: 2 schools
Fairfax: 1 school
Norfolk: 4 schools
Richmond: 2 schools
in West Virginia:
Morgantown: 1 school