BA/BS degree and MSM-Operations Research/Supply Chain Management Integrated Program

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Obtain your BA/BS degree and an MSM-Operations Research/Supply Chain Management degree in just five years in this integrated study program; great for Case Western Reserve University undergraduate students in a variety of majors, including:

• business
• engineering
• computer science
• statistics
• mathematics

Overview of your transition from undergraduate to graduate:

• Take two semesters of calculus and one semester of linear algebra as prerequisites
• Take nine credit hours of graduate level courses as an undergraduate: Case Western Reserve students can take up to nine credit hours of MSOR courses as part of their undergraduate program. These nine credit hours will also count toward the MSM-OR/SCM degree.
• Apply for and be admitted to the Integrated MSM-OR/SCM program.
• Enroll as a graduate student after completing your senior year: Complete the remaining credit hours toward your master’s degree in the Weatherhead School of Management.
• GMAT/GRE scores will be waived.
• The application fee will also be waived.

Contact Meredith Richardson, 216.368.7586, to find out more about applying to the integrated MSM-OR/SCM program.

As part of the integrated study program, students are required to design a comprehensive study plan with both their Weatherhead undergraduate adviser and the faculty director of the MSM-OR/SCM program.

Note: This program is only available to current Case Western Reserve University undergraduate students.