Online Bachelor's Degree in Supply Chain Management & Logistics

Yes, USC Upstate’s online BSBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is designed for working professionals. The program is delivered fully online and asynchronously, meaning you access coursework on your own schedule rather than attending live class sessions at fixed times. Each eight-week term is structured so that most students carry a manageable courseload alongside their career, and both full-time and part-time enrollment options are available. When you are ready to map out your term-by-term plan, visit the program page to explore the curriculum and connect with an enrollment advisor.

Tuition for the online BSBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is $467 per credit hour, and the program requires 120 total credit hours, bringing the total tuition to $56,040. Students should also budget for additional fees, which include a $12 technology fee, a $10.50 health fee per credit hour, a $50 security fee per semester, and a $45 upper-division college fee per course. A $45 non-refundable application fee is required at the time of application. Scholarship opportunities are available through USC Upstate’s financial aid office, and the tuition and aid page provides a full overview of your options.

To apply for the online BSBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at USC Upstate, you need a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent with a minimum 2.2 GPA. All official transcripts are required, and there are no test score requirements such as the SAT, ACT, GRE, or GMAT. International applicants must meet TOEFL minimums of 500 paper-based, 173 computer-based, or 61 internet-based. If you have completed college coursework elsewhere, you may transfer up to 90 credit hours from an accredited institution toward the degree, and USC Upstate has articulation agreements with other schools that may ease the process. Visit the admissions page to begin your application.

Yes, the online BSBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is housed in USC Upstate’s George Dean Johnson, Jr. College of Business and Economics, which holds AACSB International accreditation — the highest standard in business education, earned by fewer than six percent of business schools worldwide. The university itself is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), the regional accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. These credentials confirm that the degree you earn carries the academic and professional credibility employers and graduate schools expect. You can learn more about USC Upstate’s accreditations on the university website.

A bachelor’s degree in supply chain and logistics management opens doors that short-term certificates typically cannot, particularly for roles that require a four-year degree as a baseline for hiring and promotion. Graduates can pursue titles such as supply chain analyst, logistics coordinator, procurement specialist, operations analyst, transportation planner, and warehouse operations supervisor across industries including manufacturing, e-commerce, retail, and 3PL firms. The degree also provides faculty mentorship, hands-on project experience, and employer networks that certification programs rarely replicate at the same depth. USC Upstate’s program is AACSB accredited, which further strengthens the credential’s recognition with employers and graduate schools that screen for institutional quality.

Completion time for the 120-credit BSBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management ranges from two to four years depending on your enrollment pace and any transfer credits you bring into the program. With six start dates per year and both full-time and part-time enrollment options, you have the flexibility to accelerate or take a lighter load when life calls for it. Students who transfer a significant number of credits from prior college coursework may reach the finish line faster, since USC Upstate accepts up to 90 transfer credits. An enrollment advisor can help you build a realistic plan based on your specific credits and schedule.