Rutgers Business School: Graduate Programs-Newark and New Brunswick offers undergraduate supply chain management (SCM) major students a chance to combine their bachelor of science in supply chain management degree with the master of science in healthcare analytics and intelligence (M.S.H.A.I.) graduate program, and earn both a bachelor's and a master's degree within five years.

Minimum Qualifications

• Enroll in the supply chain management in our undergraduate New Brunswick or Newark program.
• Junior- or senior-level students with a completion of at least 75 credits of undergraduate coursework can apply.
• A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a major GPA (grade-point average of all courses with 799 curriculum code) of 3.4 or higher.
• Admitted students eligible to start the accelerated M.S.H.A.I. track (B.S./M.S. program) after completing 90 credits of undergraduate coursework.

Note that satisfying the above minimum qualifications does not guarantee admission to the program. The program may impose a capacity limit, since there is a limit for the number of undergraduate students allowed in each graduate course.

Accelerated Curriculum

Students in the accelerated M.S.H.A.I. program will be given the option to substitute up to 6 undergraduate SCM credits with 6 M.S.H.A.I. graduate credits in selected M.S.H.A.I. courses in their senior year, and have them count toward their SCM undergraduate degree as well as the M.S.H.A.I. graduate degree, subjected to approval of the M.S.H.A.I. program director.

Students can also choose to take other M.S.H.A.I. courses in their senior year, subject to the 6-credit limit. However, the courses outside the above substitution list will only count toward the students' M.S.H.A.I. requirements and their total undergraduate credits, but not their undergraduate SCM major requirements.