Master of Accountancy
The MAcc program, offered by the AACSB-accredited Department of Accounting at the College of Business, develops strong technical and professional accounting skills considerably beyond the introductory courses presented to undergraduates. Students completing the program receive a well-rounded business education. In addition to graduate accounting courses, students are exposed to basic courses in the functional area of business. The MAcc program emphasizes the skills needed to succeed in the business community, including teamwork, leadership and the ability to communicate effectively.
Learn about the criteria for both the Graduate School and the ACC Department MAcc program.
This program is designed to be a terminal degree for those wishing to pursue a career in the private or public sector after program completion and Certified Public Accounting certification. Students completing the program develop strong technical and accounting skills and are exposed to state-of-the-art tools and techniques preparing them for careers involving auditing, financial reporting, and taxation. Students who complete the MAcc program may typically begin careers in public accounting, corporate accounting, the government sector or related financial positions.
* Students who earned an undergraduate degree in accounting and then complete the CORE Master of Accountancy program will meet the requirements for licensure in this state.
** Students who earn a graduate degree in accountancy meet the requirements for licensure in this state.
The MAcc program offers a very limited amount of assistantships. If you are interested in a graduate assistantship, please contact the program director for more information. The Office of Student Financial Aid & Scholarships is available to meet with any students needing information on federal- and state-based financial aid programs. For additional information on funding for graduate students, learn what funding is available through the Graduate School, as well as external funding opportunities.
To be considered for Fall semester, all materials must be received by February 1 for early admission or April 15 for late admission.
To be considered for Spring semester, application materials must be received by October 1 for early admission or November 15 for late admission.
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Admissions
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Courses
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Tuition
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Master of Accountancy Program Handbook
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