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Supply Chain Management Degrees By City

64 metro areas with their own guide: the accredited programs with a campus in the city itself, local pay for each supply chain job and the area’s logistics employers. Where no program is in the city, the guide lists the nearest in its metro and says so. Pay and jobs cover the whole metro as the Census Bureau draws it, suburbs included, and cross a state line where the metro does. The 64 metros hold 175 programs between them; New York City has the most, 11, and the guides run from most to fewest.

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Which Cities Have A Guide

A metro gets a guide when it has two or more schools with an accredited supply chain program, or one such school and at least 1,500 logisticians and transportation, storage and distribution managers (May 2025). By state, Pennsylvania has 6, California has 5, Ohio has 5 and Florida has 4. A city without a guide is still covered by its state page, which lists every program in the state.

Sources

  1. 1 AACSB International, Accredited Schools directory (program area: Supply Chain/ Transport/ Logistics) Read .
  2. 2 ACBSP, list of accredited programs (CHEA Standard 2-B), as of December 9, 2024 Read .
  3. 3 NCES IPEDS HD2023 county, joined to the Census Bureau’s July 2023 CBSA delineation Read .
  4. 4 BLS OEWS, May 2025: metropolitan area estimates Read .
  5. 5 U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023, by metropolitan area Read .

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