Master of Science in Accounting

The MS in Accounting Transitions Track curriculum begins with foundational courses designed to prepare students from non-accounting backgrounds for advanced accounting concepts introduced later in the program.The program requires 33-45 credits of graduate coursework, which begins with the four foundational courses that are taken entirely online. These prepare you for more advanced core and elective coursework that can be taken on-campus or online. We developed our curriculum in close consultation with our Accounting Advisory Council and with feedback from our students. The Advisory Council is made up of alumni partners and executives who are strongly committed to our program. The knowledge you gain in the program will be applicable to the CPA exam and your future career.

Students should have completed a baccalaureate degree at a college or university accredited by an organization subscribing to established national accreditation standards. The degree must include, or be supplemented by, courses that provide a solid foundation in accounting and business. A minimum of 18 semester hours in accounting and 24 semester hours in business related courses is required at the undergraduate level.