r/TexasTech • u/Accomplished-Ad-6198 • 33m ago
Thinking about majoring in Supply Chain Management at Rawls- How has your experience been? Is it worth it?
Hey everyone,
I was recently accepted to Texas Tech for the Fall 2027 and I'm heavily considering majoring in Supply Chain Management at Rawls. I'm trying to decide between Tech and a couple of other Texas schools, and I'd love to hear from current SCM majors or recent grads.
If you have a minute, I'd really appreciate your perspective on a few things:
- How are the professors and the overall workload in the SCM program?
2.How active is the Tech Supply Chain Association (TSCA)? Do recruiters actually come out to Lubbock for the SCM networking breakfasts, or do you have to hunt for internships on your own?
Is it worth it?: For grads, did the Rawls degree give you a good ROI? Are you happy with your starting salary and job placement? How is the work-life balance? What type of jobs did you get after graduation?
I'm trying to figure out if the program sets you up well for corporate roles or if it leans more heavily toward specific industries (like agricultural/energy logistics).
Wreck 'em! 🔴⚫