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学校要求如下:
While thereare no specific accounting course prerequisites for admission to the MACCprogram, most applicants will have completed Principles of FinancialAccounting, Principles of Managerial Accounting, and perhaps other
moreadvanced accounting courses prior to entering their MACC studies.
Students whohave not previously taken accounting course work would
be required to come to Washington University in August to take preliminary
course work prior to thestart of the regular academic year. These preliminary
courses are in additionto the 33 hours of graduate-level course work required
for the MACC degree.
Studentsentering the MAcc program need to have demonstrated strong
academic performancein prior university studies. Students must have completed
introductory coursesin financial accounting, managerial accounting, statistics
and microeconomicsfrom an accredited school, with a grade of B or better.
The followingprerequisite coursework is required by applicants to
the program:
Accounting:
· Accounting & Accountancy I(Financial Accounting)
· Accounting & Accounting II(Managerial Accounting)
· Measurement and Disclosure I(Intermediate Accounting I)
· Measurement and Disclosure II(Intermediate Accounting II)
· Strategic Cost Management (CostAccounting)
· Audit & Assurance Services
· Federal Taxation
OTHER: (IntroductoryLevel)
· Finance
· Management
· Marketing
· Macroeconomics
· Microeconomics
· Information Technology / ComputerScience
· Statistics
A strong basic foundation inaccounting as indicated by completion of
the following prerequisite coursework:
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Accounting I
Intermediate Accounting II
U.S.Federal Taxation Auditing
Candidates are required to satisfy theequivalent of each of the
following six prerequisite courses at an accreditedfour-year University. To
have your application reviewed, you must have earnedgrades of "C" or
better in at least five of the following sixcourses.
· Principles of Financial Accounting
· Principles of Managerial Accounting
· Intermediate Financial Accounting
· Intermediate Cost Accounting
· Principles of Microeconomics
· Statistics (300 - 400 level)
CourseworkRequirements
Summer Applicants:
The following courses must be completed or in progress at the time
ofapplication submission
· Introduction to Financial Accounting
· Micro or Macroeconomics
· Statistics (business preferred)
We recommend thesecourses are taken at your 4-year university or a
university extension program.We do not recommend community college classes
oronline classes.
Fall Applicants:
As a fall applicant, the following courses must be completed or
inprogress at the time of application submission:
· Introduction to Financial Accounting
· Micro or Macroeconomics
· Statistics (business preferred)
· Intermediate Accounting I
· Intermediate Accounting II
· Cost or Managerial Accounting
· U.S. Federal or Corporate Taxation
In addition, we prefer and recommend the following courses:
· Auditing*
· Advanced Accounting*
· Corporate Finance*
*Extra units may be added to your degree if you don't have these
courses.
A One-Year Graduate Accounting Program for Non-Accounting Majors
The Master of Accounting Program at UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business
School is designed for people with little to no previous accounting education.
Applicants may not have more than 12.0 credits of accounting to
enter the program. This requirement is a reflection of the way the curriculum
is structured. You will find that different programs across the U.S. are
structured in various ways.
Generally speaking, any course with Accounting, Tax, Audit, or
Financial Reporting in the title will count toward this limit.
Students who enter the program do not have topossess an accounting
background. However, students without an accountingbackground are required to
successfully complete the following prerequisitecourses prior to enrollment
(all prerequisite courses must be completed at WFUand are offered in the
summer):
· Principles of Financial Accounting (offered in a miniterm during
the second half of May)
· Intermediate Accounting I (offered in the Summer Isession)
· Intermediate Accounting II and Introductory Tax (offeredin the
Summer II session)
In addition, thefollowing undergraduate courses are required to be
taken as pre- orco-requisites:
· Principles of Finance (offered in the Summer I, Fall andSpring
sessions)
· Principles of Managerial Accounting (offered in theSummer II, Fall
and Spring sessions)
Students who didnot major in accounting, but have an undergraduate
business degree, arerequired to take five accounting courses prior to beginning
the graduate MSAIAcourse work. The courses are:
· Financial Accounting I and II (two semesters of intermediate
financialaccounting)
· Accounting Information Systems
· Fundamentals of Auditing
· Cost Accounting
Undergraduatestudents and working professionals whose degrees are
not in accounting beginthe Carroll School’s MSA Program in June. Students matriculate through onesummer and two academic semesters, typically completing between 10 and 14courses. Required coursework is determined by faculty through the review of thestudent's academic transcripts. Each student receives a personalized MSA courseworksheet upon entering the program. Based on the student’s undergraduatetranscript, the worksheet lists the specific courses
the student must take tofulfill the MSA degree.
All students mustcomplete the following courses prior to
matriculation into the Master ofAccounting program. However, you do not need to
have completed them prior tothe time you submit your application.
· Principles of Accounting
· Statistics
· Financial Management
· Auditing
· Cost Accounting
· Introduction to (US) Taxation
The following courses must havebeen taken at the undergraduate level
pre-enrollment at Simon in order to beeligible for the MSin Accountancy:
3 credits of financial accounting
3 credits of managerial accounting
3 credits of business statistics
3 credits of computer science
3 credits of economics
3 credits of finance
15 credits of business electives
30 credits of liberal arts and sciences
51 credits of free electives
TheGraduate Master of Accountancy (GMAcc) degree is a two-year
graduate degreedesigned to prepare students with limited or no accounting
background for licensureas a certified public accountant. The program is not
appropriate for studentswith an undergraduate degree in accounting (from a U.S.
or internationalschool).
· Prerequisites may be completed before or during the MAcc program,
but must be completed before a student begins the final semester at Weatherhead
· A grade of B or better must be earned in all prerequisite
coursework
GeneralBusiness Prerequisites
· Corporate Finance
· Marketing
· Economics (Micro and Macro)
· Statistics
· Operations Management
· U.S. Business Law
AccountancyPrerequisites
· Principles I (Financial Accounting)
· Principles II (Managerial Accounting)
· Intermediate Financial Reporting I (May be taken in summer
pre-session before program begins)
· Intermediate Financial Reporting II
· Advanced Financial Reporting
· Auditing
The Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc) Program is designed
primarily for applicants who have an undergraduate business degree with an
accounting option or major.
Students without a degree in business, or with a degree in business
but without an accounting option, may apply for this program; however, all
prerequisite classes must be completed before the start of the MPAcc Program.
Students without an undergraduate degree in business need to complete all the
courses or their equivalents listed below.
Accounting Option
Intermediate Accounting I, II, III (series offered as 2 classes in
semester systems)
Cost Accounting
Accounting Information Systems
Tax Effects of Business Decisions
Auditing
Other Prerequisite Business Courses
Managerial Economics
Business Finance
Human Resource Management
Intro. to Information Systems
International Environment of Business
Marketing Concepts
Principles of Operations Management
The following undergraduate courses are pre-enrollment requirements
forthe Texas MPA program and should be completed with a passing grade prior
toapplying for admission:
· Principles of Macroeconomics
· Principles of Microeconomics
·Introduction to Statistics
· Introduction to Financial Accounting
· Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Introduction to cost behavior, budgeting, responsibilityaccounting,
cost control, and product costing.
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