It depends upon the # of applicants, the # of spots available and the # of admitted students.
SLO only lists the # of application targets which is 341 for Construction Management and the # of spots they plan to fill which is 100.
If their yield for that major is 33 % meaning they admits 3x as many applicants than spots available you get 300 admitted students.
300 admits/341 apps x100= approximately an 88% acceptance rate.
This is assuming their yield is 33%. If their expected yield is higher, then they would accept less applicants. If the expected yield is lower, then they accept more students and the expected acceptance rate will rise or fall depending upon the yield.
SLO does not publish historical yields, GPA’s or test scores by major so you also do not know how competitive past applicants have been for each specific major.
These #’s are projections only.