Internal preview R4 · careers and salary
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Careers & salary

The brochure gives a real salary signal, and the program gives students real entry points.

BYU’s brochure shows 95% job placement upon graduation and an average starting salary of $53,000. Those numbers are used here as source-based signals, not as a promise for every student.

Outcome signals from the brochure PDF

95%

job placement upon graduation

$53k

average starting salary

These figures come from the brochure Brent provided. They should stay labeled as brochure figures unless BYU publishes a newer official outcomes page.

Career families named by BYU

Facilities engineer
Property manager
Sports and event manager
Site manager
Campus facilities manager
Project manager

Student hub

The public BYU path already includes work, club, alumni, and job channels.

This page now carries more of the student launch richness that earlier directions were aiming for, but it does it with brochure discipline instead of unsupported market claims.

Internship credit

Use CFM 199R to turn work into visible proof.

The internship page says CFM 199R can be completed through BYU Facilities or an off-campus property management company, and it lists 120 hours of work experience.

Review internship steps

Handshake

Start the undergraduate job search where BYU already points students.

The program page links students to undergraduate jobs through BYU Handshake, making it the most repeatable entry channel for early relevant work.

Open Handshake

FPMSA

Join the student association before you need a job lead.

FPMSA gives students industry-facing contact through socials and events, which helps the degree feel connected to a real professional network early.

Visit FPMSA

How students build momentum

01 Network

Meet professionals and learn the vocabulary of the field.

02 Work

Complete the major’s approved hours and the internship experience.

03 Show proof

Use internships and applied projects to demonstrate judgment, not just attendance.

04 Launch

Use alumni, recruiters, and BYU channels to move into full-time work.

Alumni access

The program already offers direct human proof, not just abstract career language.

The alumni page invites prospective students to contact program alumni and friends across the United States and throughout the world. That is useful because it gives students a concrete next move when they want to understand how the degree plays out in real settings.

Meet alumni and friends