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Construction Management

Some states require exams, either by trade or a holistic contractors exam, and other states do not regulate licensing at the state level, but rely on the local-level to license individuals. If a state does not regulate licensure, it has been determined this program meets the state requirements. Visit the General Contractors License Guide for more information.

StateState Licensing Board or DepartmentState Licensing RequirementsNotes
AlabamaAlabama General Contractors BoardNot determined 
AlaskaAlaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional LicensingNot determined 
American Samoa Not determined 
ArizonaArizona Registrar of ContractorsNot determined 
ArkansasArkansas Contractors Licensing BoardNot determined 
CaliforniaCalifornia Department of Consumer Affairs Contractors State License BoardNot determined 
ColoradoColorado Department of Regulatory AgenciesNot determined 
ConnecticutConnecticut Dept. of Consumer ProtectionMeets 
DelawareDelaware Dept. of RevenueMeets 
District of ColumbiaWashington DC Department of Consumer and Regulatory AffairsMeets 
FloridaFlorida Construction Industry Licensing BoardNot determined 
GeorgiaGeorgia State Licensing Board for Residential and General ContractorsMeets 
Guam Not determined 
HawaiiHawaii’s Department of Commerce and Consumer AffairsNot determined 
IdahoIdaho Division of Occupational and Professional LicensesMeets 
IllinoisN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
IndianaN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
IowaIowa Division of LaborNot determined 
KansasN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
KentuckyN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
LouisianaLouisiana State Licensing Board for ContractorsNot determined 
MaineN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
MarylandMaryland Department of Labor, Licensing and RegulationNot determined 
MassachusettsMassachusetts State Board of Building Regulations and StandardsNot determined 
MichiganMichigan Licensing and Regulatory AffairsNot determined 
MinnesotaMinnesota Dept. of Labor and IndustryMeetsStudents do not need a professional licensure/certification to be employed in Minnesota.
MississippiMississippi State Board of ContractorsNot determined 
MissouriN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
MontanaMontana Dept. of Labor and IndustryMeets 
NebraskaNebraska Dept. of LaborMeets 
NevadaNevada State Contractors BoardNot determined 
New HampshireN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
New JerseyNew Jersey Division of Consumer AffairsMeets 
New MexicoNew Mexico Regulation & Licensing DepartmentNot determined 
New YorkN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
North CarolinaNorth Carolina Licensing Board for General ContractorsNot determined 
North DakotaNorth Dakota Secretary of StateMeets 
Northern Mariana Islands Not determined 
OhioN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
OklahomaN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
OregonOregon Construction Contractors BoardNot determined 
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Dept. of Labor and IndustryMeets 
Puerto Rico Not determined 
Rhode IslandRhode Island Contractors' Registration and Licensing BoardMeets 
South CarolinaSouth Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and RegulationsNot determined 
South DakotaN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
TennesseeTennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance Board for Licensing ContractorsNot determined 
TexasN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
US Virgin Islands Not determined 
UtahUtah Department of Commerce Division of Occupational and Professional LicensingNot determined 
VermontNAMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.
VirginiaVirginia Department of Professional and Occupational RegulationNot determined 
WashingtonWashington State Dept. of Labor and IndustriesMeets 
West VirginiaWest Virginia Division of LaborNot determined 
WisconsinWisconsin Department of Safety and Professional ServicesNot determined 
WyomingN/AMeetsNot regulated at the state level, but possibly at the local level.

Disclaimer: The college makes every effort to ensure the information above is current, but please be advised that state laws, regulations and policies may change at any time. It is the responsibility of the student completing the licensure program to check with the licensing board(s) in their state of residence or in the state in which they intend to obtain a license for the most recent information and requirements. M State shall not be held liable if a student is unable to qualify for licensure or certification in any jurisdiction or cannot obtain a practicum/internship location.