4+1 or Early MAcc
Get Started Early
Currently enrolled accounting students are able to take advantage of two accelerated MAcc options. After earning 93 credit hours and achieving senior status, current accounting students are eligible to start graduate coursework.4+1 MAcc
Schedule a maximum of 12 graduate credit hours in your senior year billed at the undergraduate rate. Graduate with your bachelors degree as scheduled, and then graduate with your masters one year later! After earning your bachelors, the program is billed at the graduate rate.
Early MAcc
Imagine completing two degrees during your time at °ÄÃÅÌØÂí½ñÍí¿ª½±, and we’re not talking about a double major. We are talking about graduating with your bachelor’s degree and master’s degree — on the same day! Add an additional year of undergrad and take advantage of undergraduate aid* for all 5 years. The entire program is billed at the undergraduate rate.
*Federal and state aid may have credit hour limits
Traditional MAcc
Start the MAcc after you graduate with your bachelors degree. The entire program is billed at the graduate rate, and you will finish in 16-24 months.
AACSB Accredited
Accreditation by AACSB is the mark of excellence in business education earned by fewer than six percent of business schools worldwide.Top Reasons
Hybrid Format: On-Campus and Online Model
Students get the benefit of a flexible schedule that can be tailored to their individual lifestyle: Of the total 30-hours of coursework, 14 hours are offered in a convenient online format while 16 hours are offered in a hybrid, low-residency format. The hybrid model consists of in-person classes every other week, with the rest of the work online (7 on campus classes during each of the Fall and Spring semesters)
Professional Certification Prep
The MAcc program provides everything you need to sit for the Uniform CPA Examination in Florida and most other states. Additionally, CPA Exam Reviews can be taken as a part of the elective courses in the MAcc program.
Gain Marketable Skills
The MAcc program is designed to build strong analytical reasoning and problem solving skills and to enhance effective communication with dynamic course content and an emphasis on real-world applications.
Research
Students select a faculty mentor and conduct consequential research related to a relevant and timely accounting topic of their choosing. This experience builds a strong foundation in technical writing and communication skills.
Expert Faculty
Multiple faculty members have been recognized as FICPA Outstanding Educators. Faculty have extensive experience and engage in practical research resulting in publications in a variety of journals. Professionals provide additional perspectives through classroom presentations. Our low student to faculty ratio allows for increased personal interactions and direct mentorship.
Connected
The program affords various opportunities to network with professionals in the marketplace through our annual Accounting-only “Moc” Interviews and Career Fair, and other engaging networking events throughout the year. The program is supported by the Institute of Accounting Excellence board.
Learn MoreMeet Our Mocs
Charles Gotsch
Chase Ibbotson
Daphne Compere
Edgar Sandoval
Katie Sharp
Rea Joerger
Program Details
Admission Requirements
- Overall (cumulative) GPA of 3.0 at °ÄÃÅÌØÂí½ñÍí¿ª½±
- GPA of 3.0 in Accounting (ACC) Courses
- Current Résumé
- MAcc Director Approval
- Accelerated MAcc Agreement Form
Additional International Requirements
- Valid Passport
2024-2025 Additional Admission Requirements for 4+1 or Early MAcc
Completion of the following undergraduate accounting courses (or approved equivalents):
- ACC 2111 Foundations of Financial Accounting
- ACC 2112 Foundations of Managerial Accounting
- ACC 3105 Accounting Information Systems
- ACC 3111 Financial Intermediate Accounting I
- ACC 3112 Financial Intermediate Accounting II
- ACC 3211 Cost Accounting
- ACC 4411 Federal Taxation
- ACC 4511 Auditing
Course Delivery
Hybrid
Scheduling is flexible and efficient for the working professional. Of the total 30-hours of coursework, 14 hours are offered in a convenient online format while 16 hours are offered in a hybrid, low-residency format. The hybrid model consists of in-person classes every other week, with the rest of the work completed online (7 on-campus classes during each of the Fall and Spring semesters)
Curriculum
Accounting Core Courses - 15 hours
Course Number | Course Name |
---|---|
ACC 6200 | Advanced Auditing |
ACC 6300 | Advanced Financial Accounting |
ACC 6400 | Advanced Managerial Accounting |
ACC 6800 | Advanced Taxation |
ACC 6900 | Research and Capstone Project |
Total Core | 15 |
Accounting Electives* (choose 5) - 15 hours
Course Number | Course Name |
---|---|
ACC 6520 | Government and Not for Profit Accounting |
ACC 6540 | Regulatory Accounting |
ACC 6560 | Forensic Accounting |
ACC 6580 | Advanced Information Systems |
ACC 6720 | Special Topics in Tax |
ACC 6840 | CPA Review ** |
Total Electives | 15 |
MAcc Program Total - 30 hours
*A student may take up to two MBA courses (6 credit hours) as MAcc electives, with approval of the MAcc Director.
**Please note that the Florida State Board of Accountancy requires a total of 150 hours for CPA licensure, not to include ACC 6500 CPA Review Course.
Program Costs
2024 - 2025
While earning your bachelors, you are billed at the undergraduate rate. After you graduate with your bachelors, you are billed at the graduate rate of $875 per credit hour.