
Admissions
Our competitive Master of Accounting program helps the best and brightest become leaders in the accounting industry.
Your Future Is Here
The accounting profession has unlimited growth potential, and our unique curriculum prepares you to take advantage of every opportunity. Our combination of rigorous academics and real-world experiences is perfect for students who are looking for a chance to deepen their knowledge of accounting and understand how they would apply it to succeed in their career.
In addition to having strong academic records and GMAT scores, successful applicants to our program have demonstrated leadership and engagement in their school or community. We welcome applicants from all academic backgrounds, but applicants who do not have an undergraduate accounting degree must complete a series of undergraduate accounting prerequisites before enrolling.
Questions? Contact Director of Admissions, Jay Arrington.
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On-Campus MAC
We accept applications starting in the fall but encourage interested applicants to apply early to be eligible for our many scholarship and fellowship opportunities.
- October 1: Limited number of spots available for those interested in a January program start
- December 1: Early admission deadline
- February 1: Deadline for MAC scholarship and fellowship consideration
- March 1: Final admission deadline
- *NEW* April 15: Final deadline extension
Online MAC
- October 1: Limited number of spots available for those interested in a January program start
- December 1: Early admission deadline
- February 1: Second admission deadline
- March 1: Final admission deadline
- *NEW* April 15: Final deadline extension
Contact Jay Arrington, 919-515-0223, for more information regarding online MAC applications.
Need more information before applying? Check out our frequently asked questions, on-campus and online program descriptions, attend an information session or contact our office.

Essential Information
On-Campus MAC Fellowship Program

3 Out of 4 Students Receive Merit-Based Aid
70-75 percent of students in our program receive some form of merit-based financial assistance.