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Which track is right for you?

• Core Track admission. Applicants with a degree from an AACSB-accredited school must have a minimum GPA of 2.75 and a grade average of B or better in all accounting courses. Applicants with a degree from any other regionally accredited school must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and B or better in all accounting courses.
  • For applicants with GPAs that fall below our program's requirement, a well-written letter of exception can be a valuable addition to your application. This letter should provide context and demonstrate your potential for success in our rigorous program. In your Statement of Purpose, we encourage you to address any academic challenges you may have faced and elaborate on the factors that contribute to your readiness to excel in a graduate-level accounting program.
• Background Track admission. Applicants with an undergraduate degree in fields other than accounting who have a minimum of two years of relevant work experience will be required to complete two up to six courses in addition to the 10 required core track courses.
  • The Master of Accounting program considers transfer credits from regionally accredited institutions on a case-by-case basis. To determine if any of your previously completed coursework is eligible for transfer, we will need to review your official transcripts during the application review process.
  • The maximum number of transferable credits accepted towards the MAcc program is nine (3 courses). This applies to both individuals holding degrees from other institutions and those with relevant coursework without a completed degree.

What to submit in your application

The following materials must be submitted in order to apply for the program:

• Two letters of recommendation
• Letters of recommendation can be from anyone.
  • People with whom you have worked in the past are generally good references. For example, former professors or your supervisor at work are good people to ask.
• Statement of purpose
  • This statement does not have to be very long (about one page or so). We just like to know why you are applying for our program, what you hope to get out of it, and what your goals are after you graduate with the degree.
• Transcripts from all universities and/or colleges attended
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)/resume
• Additional Resources:

International students

As an international student, you must submit an acceptable score on the , , or .

See admission requirements for international students for more information.