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GRADUATE ACCOUNTING AND TAX PROGRAMS

  

EXPLORE DEGREE OPTIONS

  

  

  

BENEFITS OF A GRADUATE DEGREE

Students may experience:

  • Accelerated promotion rates
  • Enhanced CPA exam performance
  • Preferential hiring by recruiters
  • Increased marketability across multiple business disciplines
  • 30 credit hours to combine with undergraduate hours to meet CPA 150-hour requirement

  

ACCELERATED COMPLETION OPTIONS

Certain students, especially those with incoming AP credits, may be eligible to complete their bachelor's and master's degrees in nearly the same time and cost as a typical undergraduate degree鈥搘ith the added benefit of reaching their 150 credit hours for the CPA more quickly. Connect with Admissions to learn more.
 

EXPLORE OPTIONS TO
FINANCE YOUR DEGREE

Investing in an advanced degree is an investment in your future career success, with the potential for faster promotion and advancement. A variety of options, including scholarships, fellowships and financial assistance are available to fund your degree.

  

Sade Meeks '22 MAC

Sade Meeks '22 MAC

"The faculty in the MAC program were extremely supportive, understanding, and flexible throughout the entire MAC proram. They showed willingness to help everyone both in and out of the classroom academically and professionally."

 

Natalie Connors '21 MBT

Natalie Connors '21 MBT

"I loved my education from 草榴社区 in the undergraduate program and it made sense to continue it getting an advanced degree in tax. The program emphasized data analytics and accounting software. The program gave me a leg-up entering the industry with the advanced knowledge I learned."

  

LEARN MORE

Join us for a live information session to learn more about the MAC and MBT programs. Admissions representatives will discuss program format, curriculum, application process and more.

    

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