Program Overview

Introduction to the Integrated Master of Accountancy Program

The Integrated Master of Accountancy program at Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management allows students to obtain a B.S. in accounting and a Master of Accountancy degree in as little as four years. This program is strongly recommended for those planning to obtain professional certification as a certified public accountant (CPA), as it fulfills the requirements to sit for the CPA examination in the state of Ohio.

Program Overview

The Integrated Master of Accountancy program saves qualified students both time and money while equipping them with the skills and knowledge attractive to professional organizations. This additional preparation will prepare students to make immediate contributions in careers such as:

• Public accounting
• Government or not-for-profit accounting
• Consulting
• Corporate finance
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Commercial or investment banking

Applying to the Program

Undergraduate students must apply for and be admitted to the MAcc program, ideally applying in the fall of their junior year. This includes students who were offered early admission to the integrated study program in accountancy. Admission to the MAcc is usually based on academic preparation and achievement, especially in accounting and general business coursework, and genuine interest in accounting.

Required Application Materials

The following materials are typically required when applying to the MAcc program:

• Essay and current resume: These items are required of all applicants.
• Two recommenders: As part of submitting the application, students will be required to enter the names, relationship, and contact information of two recommenders.
• Interview: Candidates may be required to have an in-person interview with one or more faculty members from the Department of Accountancy.

Application Deadlines

Integrated admissions is ongoing throughout the school year, beginning in the fall, continuing throughout the spring semester, and into the early summer months for the August start of the program. Generally, students should apply for the program in the semester or year before they plan to begin taking graduate courses.

Scholarships

Academic scholarships and graduate assistantships are available to students in the BS/MAcc integrated program. Students are encouraged to work with their Major Advisors to arrange study plans that maximize their undergraduate and graduate scholarships. Both domestic and international students are eligible for MAcc scholarships.