Why Choose the MAcc Program?
Making the Case for Ross’ Master of Accounting Program
Today’s business arena is increasingly global, technologically demanding, and marked by calls for more comprehensive financial disclosure and accountability. As a result, the traditional lines between finance, management and accounting are dissolving, requiring more cross functional expertise to meet evolving performance standards.
Michigan's Ross School of
Business ten-month Master of Accounting Program (MAcc) gives you the tools to face these challenges head on by providing a balanced education rich in core fundamentals, cultural perspective and technological relevance. As a MAcc student, you will be exposed to a range of educational opportunities, including cutting-edge research, world-renowned faculty and a diverse, accomplished student body. Your MAcc
program colleagues as well as an international alumni network will provide invaluable support throughout your career.
By embracing the tenets of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
– including the
recommendations that all
individuals sitting for the
Certified Public Accountant
exam have completed virtually
five years of college-level
education – the Ross MAcc program prepares you for professional success in a wide range of business endeavors. Whether or not you elect to pursue your CPA certification,
Ross' rigorous curriculum provides you with invaluable exposure to essential accounting principles and the opportunities to apply them to a wide range of complex disciplines.
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“The
University of Michigan has a longstanding reputation as a leader in
accounting education. Our MAcc
program combines the strengths of our
internationally recognized BBA and MBA programs, and is staffed by world
class faculty. We’re also supported by the financial strength of the
greatest alumni network in the United States.
Ross' Master of
Accounting Program is truly the standard for excellence in accounting
education.”
– Russell J. Lundholm, Arthur Andersen Professor of Accounting, Accounting Area Chair
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