Supply chain and logistics education in the United States has grown quickly over the past decade. As companies rebuilt their supply chains and demand for planners, buyers, and operations managers rose, universities added degrees, concentrations, and certificates faster than anyone can easily keep track of.
We built Supply Pathway to help with that. The site covers supply chain, logistics, and operations degree programs by state and by level, from associate and certificate through bachelor’s, MBA concentration, specialized master’s, and PhD. We publish program comparisons, state guides, career pathway breakdowns, and data on tuition, format, and accreditation status.
The goal is to give prospective students a single place to find what they actually need, instead of piecing it together from a dozen university pages and accreditor directories.
Who we are
Supply Pathway is owned and operated by Pacific Shores Research Group, LLC, an independent digital publisher based in the United States and founded in 2020. Pacific Shores runs several education-focused websites, each built around a specific professional field.
Our content is written and reviewed by people who have worked in supply chain and operations, taught the subject, or both.
Our writers and contributors
Aleksandar Dimovski
Aleksandar is a supply chain professional and ASCM (APICS) member. He researches and reviews supply chain education programs for Supply Pathway, verifying accreditation, tuition, and curriculum against primary university sources.
We are expanding our contributor team, and fuller bios and credentials will be added here as they are finalized.
Editorial standards
Our writers and reviewers build listings from accreditor directories (AACSB, ACBSP, IACBE), regional accreditor records, state university systems, professional organizations like ASCM and CSCMP, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and individual university program pages. We work to make each state’s list as complete as the official sources allow.
Program data, including tuition, credit requirements, and accreditation status, is re-verified each academic year. Informational content such as career guides and specialization overviews is reviewed on the same annual cycle. When we publish rankings or curated lists, the criteria are described on the page.
For a fuller account of how we produce and maintain content, see our Editorial Standards page.
How we’re funded
Running Supply Pathway takes ongoing research, writing, and data maintenance. We keep how the site is funded separate from our editorial work. Any sponsored or paid placement that appears on the site is clearly labeled and kept separate from our independently reviewed rankings, and compensation does not influence how we rank, review, or describe programs.
Data sources and accuracy
Supply chain education is a moving target. Programs open and close, change format, adjust tuition, and update admission requirements. We pull data from the sources above and check it on a regular cycle, but we are not infallible.
If you notice that information about a program is wrong or out of date, tell us. We take corrections seriously and update the site promptly.
Contact us
Supply Pathway provides educational information only. We are not affiliated with ASCM (APICS), CSCMP, or any university or accrediting body.