Supply Chain Management Tuition & Aid
Tuition is calculated on a per-credit basis. Tuition rates are the same for resident and non-resident students. The MS in Supply Chain Management Program is comprised of 32 credits that will be completed across three intensive semesters (fall, spring, and summer).
MS in Supply Chain Management 2025–2026 Tuition Rates
| Cost per credit | $1,797 |
|---|---|
| Total tuition | $57,504 |
Required fees per semester
| Fee | Per Semester |
|---|---|
| Academic Records Fee - one time fee | $150 |
| SCO 6291 Assessment Fee | $137 (Fall only) |
| Student Health Benefit Plan (unless student provides proof of their own insurance, this plan is required for all international students) | $1,795 for fall and spring semesters, $915 for summer semester |
| Transportation Fee | $71 |
| Safety Fee | $8 |
| Carlson Collegiate Fee | $700 for 9 or more credits, $350 for less than 9 credits |
Additional required international student fees
| Fee | Per Semester |
|---|---|
| Capital Enhancement Fee | $82.50 |
| Stadium Fee | $6 |
| Professional Student Government Fee | $18.11 |
| International Student Support Services Fee | $297 for fall and spring semester, $170 for summer semester |
| International Student Engagement Fee | $18 for fall and spring semesters, $12 for summer semester |
| International Sponsored Student fee (not included in Total, only applies for agency sponsored candidates, ex. Fulbright) | $500 for fall and spring semesters, $265 for summer semester |
All fees are subject to change. Full details can be found online at One Stop.
Costs are for the 2025–2026 year over 12 months. Other education-related costs such as books, course materials, and cost of living are not included in the table above.
A non-refundable $1,000 tuition deposit is required to confirm your intention to enroll in the MS in Supply Chain Management program and is applied toward the first academic term. If your tuition will be covered fully by the GI Bill or you will be sponsored fully by your employer, please coordinate with our office at [email protected] for options to have this waived.
Asking For Employer Support
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Financial Aid
The University of Minnesota offers many loan programs, administered through the Office of Student Finance. To be considered, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). International students need a U.S. co-signer for student loans. If you have questions about loan programs, visit Financial Aid — One Stop.
International Student Loans
The University of Minnesota does not specifically offer non-US co-signed loans. Some of the options available to you include:
- Prodigy Finance You can find Carlson program-specific information online.
- MPower Student Loan You can find details about The MPower loan program at: https://mpowerfinancing.com/borrow
Please note, the University of Minnesota does not solely endorse any one specific loan program.
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Carlson Graduate Assistant Pay Rates
Graduate Assistants play an important role in the University and the Minnesota Carlson community.
Graduate Labor Union - United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America Local 1105 Eligible Positions
| Level | Minimum Hourly Rate | Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $27.95 | Graduate Assistants working for Minnesota Carlson who are not enrolled in a CSOM PhD program. Includes Master's level students and PhD students outside of Minnesota Carlson. |
| 2 | $38.19 | PhD student enrolled in a Carlson PhD program. |
Non Labor Represented Graduate Appointments at Minnesota Carlson
| Job Code | Job Code Title | FY2026 Hourly Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 9535 | Professional Program Assistant | $22.84 |