Students are encouraged to begin the application process as soon as possible and in a timely manner. Students should be aware that the application process only runs during the fall and spring semesters, not during the summer. To be considered for the integrated supply management program, students must be eligible for and complete an application to the Bachelor of Business Administration program or already be accepted into the Haworth College of Business.
Application Process
- Meet with the program advisor to sign the application.
- Have your resume reviewed by a student mentor.
- Create a Handshake account and post your resume.
- Join the WMU ISM group on LinkedIn.
- Write a one-page, single-spaced statement of purpose that includes the following:
- Your aptitude and motivation for pursuing the integrated supply management degree.
- How your personal and professional experiences have shaped your interest and ability to be successful in this challenging program.
- Your career goals.
- How you intend to use the integrated supply management program experience to accomplish your personal and professional objectives.
- Submit a final draft of your resume after the student mentor review and your statement of purpose to the student mentor desk at least 48 hours before your faculty interview.
- Schedule an interview with:
*The application must be submitted in person to Alyshia Garrett, Program Manager.
Evaluation Criteria
Tentative admission to the program will be processed to allow students to register for integrated supply management courses. Applications will be evaluated as soon as grades are available and acceptance will be determined by the criteria listed below.
- Overall GPA of 3.0.
- Acceptance into the B.B.A. program.
- Completed steps in a timely manner. For fall applications the deadline is Dec. 1 and for spring applications the deadline is April 15.
- Faculty, academic advisor and student mentor feedback.
Contact:
Alyshia Garrett, Program Manager
(269) 387-5856
Email Alyshia Garrett