Currently, building structures in Taiwan are primarily constructed using reinforced concrete. According to The Statistical Yearbook of Construction and Planning Agency Ministry of Interior, in the section ”Construction Licenses-By Materials” in 2011, the gross floor area of buildings that were granted construction licenses was 34,148,423 m2. The structures that used concrete (including reinforced concrete) were significant, occupying approximately 77.114% (26,333,369 m2) of the total floor area. Steel bars, concrete, and formworks are the three major materials of reinforced concrete structure that have a significant influence on the construction costs of construction projects.However, because the prices of domestic construction materials fluctuate with the international economy, price variations are substantial. This study organizes construction cases from domestic campuses and related studies and examines the quantity and cost ratios of the three chief construction materials in reinforced concrete structures. Thus, this study identifies the major influencing factors and correlation coefficients between construction costs and reinforced concrete structures in school buildings. Furthermore, the differences in the quantities and costs of various materials used in structures of differing purposes and functions are discussed to establish references for future appraisals.