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This degree gives students the skills necessary to excel in jobs that are becoming more visible and complicated amidst a global economy and increased scrutiny of corporate accounting practices.
Opportunities for Employment The need to replace accountants is expected to generate numerous job openings. As business and the economy expand, the need for accountants and auditors will rise. The demand for accounting professionals is expected to increase through 2012. Much of this growth is the result of additional governmental controls and renewed emphasis on accountability and independent auditing in the wake of corporate and Wall Street scandals.
Program Format In order to complete the MAC program a student must have the following:
Applicants with previous accounting coursework may be required to submit documentation of GMAT score of 500, CPA licensure, or take a Walsh College accounting placement exam. Applicants without any previous accounting coursework will not be required to submit the above mentioned documentation however they will be required to complete all required foundation courses (ACC 500, ACC 501 and ACC 502).
The MAC curriculum consists of 12-15 courses for a total of 36-45 credit hours dependent on previous accounting coursework completed.
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Foundation Courses
ACC 500 Financial Accounting ACC 501 Intermediate Accounting I ACC 502 Intermediate Accounting II
ACC 503 Financial Accounting Concepts ACC 506 Accounting Information Systems ACC 511 Business Combinations ACC512 Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting ACC 515 Auditing ACC 518 Accounting Communications ACC 519 Advanced Managerial Accounting TAX 595 Tax and Business Taxation I TAX 596 Tax and Business Taxation II
ACC 520 International Accounting ACC 550 Advanced Auditing ACC 574 Industry Accounting and Auditing TAX 597 Tax and Business Taxation III
Students must choose any 500 level courses (exceptions: ACC 505 and TAX 593)