MS Supply Chain Management Admissions
Admission to the MSSCM program is competitive. Each applicant is carefully considered by the Olin Admissions Committee – using both objective and subjective criteria including academic ability, professional potential, leadership qualities, communication and interpersonal skills, demonstrated achievements, motivation, and diversity.
MSSCM Incoming Class Profile
Incoming class of 2022–23 academic year: 41 students
Average age: 23
Average GMAT: 695
Average GPA: 3.4
Average GRE-V: 159
Average GRE-Q: 168
Women: 37%
International students: 100%
Average TOEFL: 104
MSSCM Application Deadlines
Admissions decisions are made for applications submitted by 11:59 PM Central Time according to the deadlines for each round noted in the table below.
Fall 2023
Application
| Due by | Notification on or before
|
|---|
Round 1 | September 21, 2022
| October 27, 2022
|
Round 2
| November 9, 2022
| December 15, 2022
|
Round 3
| January 11, 2023
| March 2, 2023
|
Round 4*
| March 22, 2023
| May 4, 2023
|
Rolling admissions
| Ongoing
| Three weeks after application completion
|
*Priority deadline for fall international applicants: Applications may be submitted after the international priority deadline. However, please ensure that your file is complete at the time of application in order to avoid any processing delays.
Part-Time Option
Working professionals in the St. Louis area can pursue this program on a part-time basis.
Washington University Undergraduate Students
If you are a Washington University student who is interested in pursuing a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management degree, email OlinGradAdmissions@wustl.edu.
Admissions Requirements
What does it take to be admitted to the WashU Olin MSSCM program? We review each applicant on a number of factors, looking for individuals with strong academic, professional, and extracurricular activities. We base our selections on your past performance, quantitative skills, and communication skills. To ensure diversity in each entering class, we admit students with various backgrounds, experiences, talents, and interests.
You must have completed an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution, comparable to a Washington University four-year bachelor's degree, at the time of enrollment in the MSSCM program. Most international three-year degrees meet this requirement.
