What top undergrad gives you the best chance for a top law school?

[LazyKid]

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So let’s talk about that. According to the website, 80% of the students in the program majored in accouting or highly related topics (business, finance, economics). Only a tiny minority majored in other social sciences or humanities. Furthermore, and far more importantly, the program also directly stipulates that all applicants must have already completed or be taking at the time of application a total of seven accounting courses, none of which seems trivial. Furthermore, the program specifically states that such coursework should not be completed at a community college

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<p>My bad. It seems USC does require some courses for admission. I do know for fact that UNC, Notre Dame, among some others don’t require any courses for admission for masters of accounting program. Also, let’s not forget that USC is arguably the toughest program to get into. There are many other no-name programs that are considerably easier and more lax than USC.</p>

<p>Great thing about accounting is that the school rank doesn’t matter much at all for job placement. I do think that master of accounting could indeed be the ONLY legitimate ‘Plan-B’ option for those unemployed college grads to fall back on, outside of medical/dental/pharmacy school and top 10 law school.</p>