MASTER
OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY (MPAcc)1
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EDUCATIONAL
OBJECTIVES
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1. Prepare
the student for entry into the public accounting profession; |
2. Meet
the minimum education requirements for a student to be eligible to
take the Certified Public Accountants examination;
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3.
Provide courses which presently licensed certified public accountants
may use as continuing professional education.
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MPAcc
ACCOUNTING FOUNDATION2 |
The
following or equivalent courses must be completed before the student
will be permitted to take the MPAcc required courses: |
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ACC |
2301 |
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ACC |
2302 |
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ACC |
3310 |
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ACC |
3320 |
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ACC |
3340 |
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ACC |
3350 |
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ACC |
3370 |
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Three
additional hours of upper division accounting |
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Students
graduating with a major in accountancy from a university in which
the business program is accredited by the AACSB International automatically
satisfy the foundation requirements. |
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MAJOR
CURRICULUM
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24 SCH |
ACC |
5315 |
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ACC |
5325 |
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ACC |
5335 |
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ACC |
5350 |
Advanced
Taxation
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ACC |
5370 |
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Three
courses from the following: |
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ACC |
5310 |
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ACC |
5345 |
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ACC |
5355 |
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ACC |
5375 |
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ACC |
5385 |
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ACC |
5392 |
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ACC |
5398 |
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ACC |
5399 |
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To
remain in good standing, students must have a minimum average of
3.00/4.00 (B) for the |
courses listed above. |
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TWO
GRADUATE LEVEL BUSINESS COURSES |
6
SCH
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TOTAL
30
SCH
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1See
statement on the Public Accountancy Act of 1991 at the beginning of
The College of Business Administrations Accounting course descriptions. |
2The
MPAcc Business Core courses do NOT count toward the thirty-six hours
needed to complete the MPAcc degree. |
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