Bachelor of Business Administration - Supply Chain Management MajorSAIT
The Supply Chain Management BBA develops procurement, logistics, inventory, analysis and project-management knowledge across a four-year degree. Its complete 120-credit international tuition-and-fee estimate is $93,938.
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SAIT's two-year Supply Chain diploma and four-year BBA are distinct credentials. SAIT diploma graduates may qualify for later-year BBA entry. The separate Bow Valley transfer arrangement may award 60 credits only with the stated BBA entry requirements, at least 50% in each course and coursework no older than five years. Neither pathway makes this full-degree total a personal remaining-fee quote.
Supply Chain diploma and degree
The shorter program and the BBA have different entry requirements and complete-program totals. Transfer admission needs its own assessment.
| Study route | Published tuition and listed fees | Entry route |
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| Business Administration - Supply Chain Management Majordiploma · 2 years | $44,329.002026/27 | School-entry diploma with Math and English subject routes; major declared before year two. |
| Bachelor of Business Administration - Supply Chain Management MajorBachelor Degree · 4 years | $93,938.002026/27 | Four-year degree with a five-subject average or a qualifying prior-credential route. |
Each amount is the published total for the named credential, excluding prior study and personal or separately charged expenses.
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International estimates for entry in 2026/27. Your letter of admission may show a higher maximum tuition guarantee.
Tuition and listed additional fees
| Period | Semesters | Tuition | Additional fees | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | 2 | $21,720.00 | $1,764.50 | $23,484.50 |
| Year 2 | 2 | $21,720.00 | $1,764.50 | $23,484.50 |
| Year 3 | 2 | $21,720.00 | $1,764.50 | $23,484.50 |
| Year 4 | 2 | $21,720.00 | $1,764.50 | $23,484.50 |
| Published program total | $93,938.00 | |||
The additional-fee column is already included in each total. Each annual row is $23,484.50, already including $1,764.50 in listed fees. The published basis is 30 credits per year over two semesters, before individual transfer-credit assessment.
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- Selected tuition and listed fees
- $23,484.50
- One international application
- $175.00
- Your living estimate
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- Planning subtotal
- $23,659.50
Includes the selected table totals, one application and your entered living budget. It excludes unentered books, equipment, software and separately charged course costs. Use the same dollars as the published table.
Non-refundable · One application with ranked choices
Plan for approximately $1,000–$1,500 per full-time year in books and supplies and a device meeting standard requirements. Review the supply-chain course choices and any minor with an advisor; an optional minor's net credit and cost effect is not resolved by adding 12 to the headline total.
Use BBA General for the application, then follow the major declaration and second-semester screening process. SCMP, P. Log and CSCP are further professional paths described by the college, not designations automatically awarded with this degree.
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SAIT assesses the documents and course equivalents for education completed outside Canada. Demonstrating English proficiency does not by itself establish that your academic subjects meet the program requirements.
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School route
An overall average of at least 65% across English 30-1, Math, two Group A courses and a further Group A or B course. English 30-1 requires at least 60%; Math 30-1 at least 60% or Math 30-2 at least 70%.
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Group A
Accounting, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Economics, Finance, Geography, History, Indigenous Studies, Information Technology, Languages, Management, Marketing, Mathematics 31, Philosophy, Physics, Political Sciences, Psychology, Science, Social Studies 30-1 and Sociology, with accepted equivalents and other subjects considered under the policy.
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Group B and combinations
Art 30 or 31, Drama 30, Music 30, Physical Education 30, Religion 35 or Social Studies 30-2. Other five-credit Grade 12 subjects, two three-credit Grade 12 subjects, five advanced CTS credits and business-related dual-credit courses may be considered.
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Business qualification route
A SAIT Business Administration diploma, Bachelor of Applied Business Administration or equivalent accredited credential with at least a 2.3 cumulative GPA, stated as 67% or C+.
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Other qualification route
An accredited two-year diploma or bachelor's degree with at least a 2.3 cumulative GPA, plus English 30-1 AND Math 30-1 or 30-2, or equivalents. English proficiency and assessment of foreign education apply to the admission process.
English proficiency is a separate requirement
Assessment results must be from within the year before your application. A transfer or deferral can require updated results when that period has passed.
Compare common tests and education routes
| IELTS Academic | 6.0 in each skill; IELTS Indicator accepted |
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| PTE Academic | 53 |
| Duolingo | 115 overall and 95 in each Individual Subscore |
| CAEL | 60 overall and, effective Winter 2023, 60 in each skill; CAEL Online accepted |
| TOEFL before 21 January 2026 | 20 in each category; Home Edition accepted, MyBest excluded |
| TOEFL from 21 January 2026 | 4.5 overall and 4.5 in each category; Home Edition accepted, MyBest excluded |
The policy also lists CLBA/CLBPA, MET, Cambridge, Oxford Test of English, LanguageCert and Oxford ELLT. Use the official policy for their individual score requirements and for country or institution exemptions.
- Education in EnglishOfficial transcripts or a completed international assessment must verify at least three years of full-time secondary study in English at 12 or more hours a week, or at least two years of study taught in English at a recognized post-secondary institution, or a recognized English-taught credential from a SAIT-approved institution.
- A post-secondary English courseA credit course in English, comparative literature, communications or an equivalent at SAIT or a recognized post-secondary institution requires at least a C.
- English Language FoundationsThe SAIT route requires both COMN 155 and SPCH 155. Other recognized pathways have their own levels and assessment conditions; check the complete policy before choosing one.
Thirty-nine courses with a final practicum or capstone
The 120-credit framework includes at least 72 senior credits. Its selected plan combines 99 required credits, a six-credit integrative experience, four complementary electives and a senior business elective. A practicum or capstone comes after at least 90 completed credits. For a practicum, students find employment and obtain Academic Chair approval. The longer option lists and optional minors do not mean taking every displayed course.
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Sources checked 29 October 2026. Costs use the published 2026/27 entry estimate. Annual table labels do not determine your months of living costs. Confirm current intake availability and your own admission assessment with the institution.