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Master of Science in Professional Accountancy

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Marist MSPAccy Graduate Program

MS/PAccy Curriculm Overview

The Marist MS/PAccy program is comprised of two components: (1) Spring/ Fall courses are taught on-line and (2) Two five-week summer sessions in-class courses and a two-week accelerated tax research course. The program is a combination of MS/PAccy and MBA courses. The capstone course is an accounting research course which is a ten-week hybrid course taught during the two five-week sessions in the summer.

Core Courses (21 credits required)

  • MSPA 601N - Accounting Research 3 Credits
  • MSPA 610N - Tax Research 3 Credits
  • MSPA 620N - Auditing 3 Credits
  • MSPA 604N - Government and Not-For-Profit Accounting 3 Credits
  • MSPA 621N - Accounting Information Systems 3 Credits
     
  • MSPA 630N - Business Valuations 3 Credits
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  • MSPA 602N - Internship in Accounting 3 Credits
     
  • MSPA 677N - Contemporary Issues in Accounting 3 Credits

Business: (9 credits required)

Choose any 9 credits from the following:

  • MBA 654N - Managing Organizational Change 3 Credits
  • MBA 660N - The 21st Century Manager 3 Credits
  • MBA 663N - Global Environment of Business 3 Credits
  • MBA 684N - Leadership, Power and Influence 3 Credits
  • MBA 685N - Conflict & Negotiation 3 Credits
  • MBA 688N - Ethical Management of Organization 3 Credits

Graduate Catlog: Professional Accountacy, MS

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Ernst & Young
Incoming FSO Assurance Staff

I found the ease of the transition from undergraduate school to graduate school at Marist most beneficial. More specifically, I was able to establish relationships with a majority of the wonderful faculty involved with the MSPAccy program.