ASCE's free student membership offers all the resources you’ll need to jump into the industry, get on the right career path, and start shaping the future.
Learn and grow from engineering professionals in a mentoring relationship. Available exclusively for ASCE members.
Learn about current and long-term trends related to compensation & benefits in the US civil engineering industry.
AccessEngineering provides FE and PE exam resources. Available for free when you log in with your ASCE membership.
Engage in networking events and competitions by joining a local student chapter!
“NCEES is a longstanding, trusted, and valued partner of ASCE with an aligned mission of advancing engineering excellence and safeguarding the health, safety, and welfare of the public,” said ASCE Executive Director Tom Smith. “ASCE and NCEES make a formidable team, and I know we can accomplish great things together.”
NCEES will be the title sponsor of the new Cities of the Future Campus Screening program that will give ASCE student chapters around the world access to the recently released IMAX film.
The NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam is the first of the two exams engineers must pass in order to become licensed professional engineers (PE).
Attend ASCE’s free eLearning webinar on what you need to know about preparing to take the FE Exam.
ASCE’s Guidelines for Engineering Grades was created to help engineers and their employers recognize an engineer’s level of professional development and career advancement. The guidelines outline the knowledge, skills, and responsibilities associated with engineers at each grade.
The ASCE Guidelines for Engineering Grades Comparison Tool is an interactive online tool that lets you compare requirements across up to three different grades at once.
ASCE scholarships are for undergraduate students, provided they have at least one semester or quarter of study in the next academic year.
ASCE provides six Society fellowships to provide financial assistance.
Internships provide experience while making your resume stand out.
There are dozens of possible career paths in the field of civil engineering.
Plug in to ASCE's online portal for young civil engineers. Get the tools, tips, resources, and opportunities you need to advance your career.
Anyone planning a career in civil engineering should pursue a degree from an ABET-accredited program. ASCE partners with ABET. to provide curricular accreditation for programs in civil engineering, architectural engineering, construction engineering, civil engineering technology, architectural engineering technology, and construction engineering technology.
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As students, you are the future of the profession and it is critical that you embrace the challenges of tomorrow as you complete your baccalaureate education and prepare to embark on an exciting career in civil engineering.
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ASCE student members enjoy free access to internships, scholarships, job boards, mentoring, networking opportunities, and special programming.
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