Hey guys, I've just recently joined this subreddit, and hope you can advise me with an important decision.
My goal is to become a project manager for a firestopping company (or a self-performing general contractor with a need for quality firestopping). At my last interview I was asked if I'd be earning a bachelors in Construction Management. I said I was on track for a business degree, but it got me thinking.
--What are the best degree options for a prospective PM? I've learned there are Construction-engineering & management as well as Construction management degrees.
--Is a Bachelors in business management still a viable option for me?
--Which school did you graduate from or would recommend? I'm going to have to earn the degree online and I'm wary of investing 2-4 yrs into a degree only to find out the school isn't respected or accredited.
**Few things about me, for anyone interested**
-Currently live in Virginia
-2 yrs of PM/Estimating experience for a SWAM firestop contractor.
-5 yrs of installation experience to
-3 yrs mfg rep firm experience for Rectorseal's firestop
-Passed UL Qualified Firestop Contractor exam
-3 yrs unrelated industrial supply work
-2yr business degree
-Very passionate about firestopping
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