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MS in Supply Chain Management Admission & Tuition

Get Started with your MS in Supply Chain Management

At Opus College, we're looking for motivated individuals ready to deepen their expertise or pivot to a career in supply chain management. Whether you're an early to mid-career professional seeking to advance in the field, transitioning to a role with supply chain responsibilities, or looking to pair your industry experience with academic credentials, our program offers the knowledge and skills you need.

We seek applicants who:

  • Seek a program that blends academic rigor with practical, real-world application, allowing insights gained to be immediately applicable to professional roles.
  • Come from diverse academic backgrounds, welcoming a variety of disciplines.
  • Demonstrate intellectual curiosity and a dedication to actively contribute to and enrich our collaborative learning space.

Our admissions process is intentionally designed to be a collaborative exploration of fit and preparedness for the rigorous and rewarding journey our MS in Supply Chain Management program offers.

To learn more about the program, the admissions process, or to meet with an admissions representative, schedule a 1:1 meeting.

Application Checklist

Your first step is to start the application online. In the application, you will answer some questions and upload the documents described below. Once you've completed all components you will submit the application, and can log back into the portal at any time to check the status of your application materials.

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In the online application, you will upload your resume that outlines your education and work experience.


Answers to three essay questions:

  • Why are you interested in pursuing a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management and how will it support your current and/or future career goals? (500 words)
  • Strong quantitative skills are necessary for success in this program. Please provide specific evidence of your quantitative ability from your past academic coursework in math, statistics, etc. Additionally, describe how you use these skills in your current or past career roles. (500 words)
  • How will you contribute to the program, and why do you believe you will be a good fit? (300 words)

If you don’t have these materials ready yet, that’s okay. You can start your application now, hit “save,” and then log in later to complete it and upload your essay responses (Word or PDF accepted).


To apply to this program, you must have a bachelor's degree in any subject from a regionally accredited U.S. institution (or the international equivalent) or demonstrate satisfactory progress toward graduation on or before May of the calendar year of program start. We need original transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions you have attended, sent directly from the school. If you are currently finishing your bachelor’s degree, we will need an official transcript directly from the school for admission, then a final transcript that reflects your degree awarded once you complete your bachelor’s degree.

Send via email: If your institution offers electronic transcripts, ask them to email your transcript(s) to gradadmissions@stthomas.edu.

Send via mail: Paper transcripts must be submitted in sealed envelopes and signed by the appropriate university official. Send to:

University of St. Thomas
Graduate Records - Admissions
1000 LaSalle Ave., Box 5
Minneapolis, MN 55403-2005


All international applicants and non-native speakers of English must submit scores from the TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo to be considered for admission. Score reports can be no more than two years old to be accepted. 

Minimum score requirements:

  • IELTS: (academic) overall score of 6.5
  • TOEFL iBT (Internet-based test): overall score of 80 for the iBT. School code 6110.
  • Duolingo: overall score of 105

Applicants who have successfully completed a previous undergraduate or graduate degree at a college or university and who can verify that the curriculum was taught in English can apply to the program with an English Language Proficiency waiver. Please contact your admissions representative about the waiver process.


To apply to the MS in Supply Chain Management program, you must have at least the international equivalent of a four-year bachelor's degree from a regionally-accredited U.S. institution. If you completed your undergraduate or graduate work at a college or university outside of the United States, you must complete a transcript evaluation. There are two ways to complete this evaluation (choose one):

  1. Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) and World Education Services (WES) are independent transcript evaluation services that St. Thomas accepts for international transcript evaluation. If you choose to have ECE or WES do your evaluation, you will receive a copy of the evaluation. To use ECE or WES, visit either site and choose the “Start Your Evaluation” option. For ECE, you will choose "Course-by-Course" evaluation and for WES, you will choose "WES ICAP" evaluation.
  2. If you already have a transcript evaluation, or would prefer to use a service other than ECE or WES, email the admissions office or call (651) 962-8800. We first need to ensure that the evaluation service you use is accepted by our university.

Application Deadlines

Fall 2024

  • Round 1 – Preferred consideration (course registration opens): April 30
  • Round 2 – Priority scholarship consideration: June 30
  • Round 3 – Final deadline: August 30
  • International – June 28

Spring 2025

  • Round 1 – Preferred consideration (course registration open): October 30
  • Round 2 – Priority scholarship consideration: November 30
  • Round 3 – Final deadline: January 30
  • International – December 1

Summer 2025

  • Round 1 – Preferred consideration (course registration open): March 30
  • Round 2 – Priority scholarship consideration: April 30
  • Round 3 – Final deadline: May 30
  • International – April 5

Tuition & Fees

Tuition per credit $1,410
Technology fee per term $65.00 - $129.50
Health fee per term $33.00 - $66.00
Materials per course $100 - $200

MN Private Colleges Alumni Scholarship

Undergraduate alumni of a Minnesota Private College are eligible for a scholarship equivalent to the cost of 3 credits of your MS in Supply Chain Management program.

Support for Veterans

If you're a military veteran, we'll waive your application fee. You can also defer your acceptance and any scholarships for one year, if your plans are delayed by your service. In addition, we provide unlimited Yellow Ribbon awards.
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Financial Aid

Financial aid is any resource that assists you in paying your tuition and fees. If you're seeking aid, here are some great places to start:

  • Ask your employer about tuition reimbursement benefit policies
  • Explore private or governmental grants and scholarships
  • Look into student loans provided by state and Federal government, or private lenders

How to Apply for Financial Aid