Supply Chain Management

[dfrecore]

If you want a degree in Supply Chain, then you should get that. Not sure why you would get the AA at all, and I'm not sure why you think Business Management or Business Administration are different - it depends on the school, as different schools call their business degrees different things. WGU calls theirs the BS in Business Management, TESU and COSC call theirs a BS in Business Administration, EC calls theirs the BS in Business - but they all mean the same thing, they have a similar core and they are similar degrees (WGU's is only different because they do a 30% GE/70% Major while the others do something more along a 50/50 split). I'm also not sure why you think a Business Management degree would be faster than a Business Administration degree? WGU might be faster than one of the Big 3, but that's not because of the degree name, but by virtue of the school setup.

I also don't know what a SCM business completion program is vs. a SCM concentration? Is it just a certificate? Could you not just take those courses, then transfer to EC and get a BSB with a concentration in Logistics Management? And why aren't you going to just get your degree at Murray State?

So many questions...