COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Accountancy program includes a comprehensive set of academic policies and requirements that guide students from admission through graduation, ensuring both academic rigor and professional readiness. Admission requirements outline the qualifications and prerequisite coursework needed for entry into the program, while curricular requirements define the structure of courses students must complete to earn the degree, including advanced accounting and related subjects. Transfer credit policies allow eligible prior coursework to be counted toward the degree, subject to program approval, helping students avoid duplication and progress efficiently. The Accelerated Master’s Program option provides an opportunity for qualified undergraduate students to begin graduate-level coursework early, reducing the total time required to complete both degrees. Time limits for degree completion specify the maximum period within which students must finish all requirements, ensuring timely academic progress. Academic misconduct policies establish standards of integrity and outline consequences for violations, reinforcing ethical behavior expected in the accounting profession. Policies on withdrawals and leave of absence explain how students can temporarily pause their studies if necessary, while maintaining their academic standing. Academic grievance procedures provide a formal process for addressing disputes related to grades or academic decisions, ensuring fairness and transparency. Grading policies and academic standing requirements define performance expectations, including minimum GPA standards needed to remain in good standing within the program. Additionally, graduate school deadlines inform students about important dates for applications, course registration, and other administrative processes, while the application for graduation outlines the final steps students must take to officially complete their degree. Together, these components create a structured framework that supports student success, maintains academic quality, and prepares graduates for professional careers in accounting.