About This Site

What This Site Does

Supply Chain Degree Programs compares supply chain management degrees at US schools. The directory holds 355 programs from AACSB and ACBSP records, and the ranked lists add what each school says on its own program page: how the program is delivered, how many credits it takes, what it costs and what it asks of applicants.

It’s written for people deciding whether a supply chain degree is worth the money, which one, and at what level. That usually means working adults looking at an online master’s, or students choosing a major.

How The Pages Are Made

Every program fact is read on the school’s own website and dated. Every wage figure comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and names the occupation it describes. The full method, including the weights behind every ranking, is on the methodology page.

The pages are written and checked by the site’s editorial team. We don’t accept payment to include a program, and a school can’t pay to change its position.

Who Runs It

The site was developed with Savo Group, a digital marketing agency that works on organic search and web design. You can reach the editorial team at hello@savomediagroup.com.

How The Site Is Paid For

Supply Chain Degree Programs is paid when a reader asks a school in a sponsored listing for information or enrolls, and every paid placement is labeled where it appears. Payment buys a labeled placement and nothing else. It does not decide which programs are ranked or how they are ordered: each ranking is computed from tuition, credit and admissions figures read on the school’s own pages, and a school cannot pay to move.