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Master of Accountancy

Program overview

Study Level

Masters

The MAcc program at Weatherhead is designed for individuals who seek to obtain an advanced degree that builds upon the skills and knowledge acquired in an undergraduate degree in accountancy. The program is fully accredited and provides professional education by very highly qualified faculty members. In an increasingly competitive business environment, the MAcc program provides students with an important foundation for long-term success and sets graduates apart from their colleagues. Accountancy Concentration(s) Students must complete at least one concentration in either Financial Reporting and Attestation Services or U.S. Taxation by completing the related series of three one-credit-hour ACCT 495: Advanced Accounting Seminars. The U.S. Taxation related seminars are offered in the fall semester and the Financial Reporting and Attestation Services related seminars are offered in the spring semester.

Program overview

Study Level

Masters

The MAcc program at Weatherhead is designed for individuals who seek to obtain an advanced degree that builds upon the skills and knowledge acquired in an undergraduate degree in accountancy. The program is fully accredited and provides professional education by very highly qualified faculty members. In an increasingly competitive business environment, the MAcc program provides students with an important foundation for long-term success and sets graduates apart from their colleagues. Accountancy Concentration(s) Students must complete at least one concentration in either Financial Reporting and Attestation Services or U.S. Taxation by completing the related series of three one-credit-hour ACCT 495: Advanced Accounting Seminars. The U.S. Taxation related seminars are offered in the fall semester and the Financial Reporting and Attestation Services related seminars are offered in the spring semester.

Admission requirements

Undergraduate

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