The document describes a study that evaluated the compressive strength of concrete using nondestructive testing methods. Specifically, it used the rebound hammer test, ultrasonic pulse velocity test, and a combined method that uses both. Statistical analysis, including simple and multiple linear regression, was used to develop correlations between the nondestructive test results and actual compressive strengths from cylinder and core samples. The combined method was found to improve the accuracy of estimating compressive strength by taking into account factors that influence each test method differently. Equations derived from the statistical analysis can be used to predict compressive strength on site based on rebound hammer and ultrasonic pulse velocity measurements.