Masters in Accounting Question

WailingConstant
Sun, 21 Jul 2013 13:57:04 +0000

Yes, the reason I asked about hours is because you mentioned you have another degree. It’s an unnecessary expense to go for a full blown MAcc when you already have enough hours unless you feel you need the campus recruitment opportunities, which you feel you don’t. Maybe money isn’t an issue for you, though.

And what I was referring to about taking grad classes at your current school… Why are you unable to apply for the MAcc program but only take 2 classes? You can go through the process as though you will finish the full program but stop after you get the classes you need. You’d have to take the GMAT/GRE anyway.

It seems as though the way your program is set up is to make it necessary for Accounting students to enter a MAcc program if they want to take the CPA exam, which I feel is silly. I wouldn’t want to perpetuate the lack of options they give students to achieve their goals.