Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management coordinates the movement of products all the way from the sourcing of raw materials to the purchasing of products by the final users and the management of customer services. With huge corporations like Walmart, Dell, and Amazon performing millions of transactions a day, effective and efficient supply chain management has become critical to the world economy.In the first two years, business students take a broad range of classes both in the Rankin College of Business and across campus. Upper level courses focus on developing the expertise to successfully implement supply chain management strategiesAll Supply Chain majors take courses in supply chain management, enterprise information systems using SAP, business analytics, project management, and environmentally sustainable practices, and may choose nine hours of upper-level electives from any of the departments in the Rankin College of Business.Students are encouraged to obtain internships related to their career plans.Students are assigned to advisors who are members of the RCB faculty to help with class scheduling, professional mentoring, and career placement.

Official transcripts listing courses, examinations, grades, and marks from your high school or college/university. Photocopies may be temporarily accepted if they are certified by an official at the American Embassy or a known world organization.Secondary School/University TranscriptsWe require a 2.0 minimum GPA for all incoming freshmen and transfer students.New international undergraduate students must take the residual ACT prior to registration for classes to assess their English skills for placement purposes. An additional placement exam may also be offered (depending on the ACT score) to ensure proper advisement into appropriate English courses.For other international students.