Core Curriculum: MAcc
Thirty-three credit hours of core and elective courses are necessary to
complete the MAcc degree. Students enter the program in September and complete
their degree in June with a Graduate Research Seminar. The core curriculum
consists of a series of accounting and financial reporting courses. As
electives, a variety of business courses are available including, but not
limited to, corporate strategy, finance, marketing, international business,
economics and public policy. In addition, graduate level courses may be taken
outside the Business School for students wishing to study non-business areas
such as law, public policy, communications, or engineering.
| Fall Term |
Winter Term |
Spring Term |
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ACC 561 Federal Taxation I (3.0 credits) |
ACC 624 Advanced Financial Accounting (3.0 credits) |
ACC 695 Graduate
Research Seminar (3.0 credits) |
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ACC 564 Corporate Financial Reporting (3.0 credits) |
ACC 630 Auditing & Assurance
(1.5 credits continued from Fall B) |
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ACC/BIT 601 Accounting Information System Design (1.5 credits) |
13.5
Credits of Electives* |
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| ACC 630 Auditing & Assurance (3.0 credits total = 1.5 credits
in Fall B and 1.5 in Winter A) |
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| 3 Credits of Electives* |
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* In choosing your electives, students must include at least 3.0
credits from
the following choices if you do not waive any of the above core courses,
or 6.0 credits from the following choices if you do waive any of
the above core courses:
- ACC 620 Federal Taxation
II (3.0 credits)
- ACC 640 Advanced Management Accounting (1.5 credits) and ACC 650 Cost Management
(1.5 credits)
- ACC 712 Financial Statement Analysis (3.0 credits)
- ACC 725 Applied Financial Analysis and Portfolio Management (3.0
credits)
- Choose one of the following accepted Law School tax courses (all 4.0
credits each):
LAW 665 Estate and Gift Tax
LAW 691 International Tax
LAW 726 Partnership Tax
LAW 746 Tax of Financial Instruments
LAW 747 Taxation of Individual Income
LAW 749 Corporate Taxation
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