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College of Charleston Accountancy, M.S.
College of Charleston

Accountancy, M.S.

Charleston, USA

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* Tuition (6 hours per semester): $ 6,888 for resident. $ 18,072 for Non-resident.

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Accountancy

Master of Science (30 Credit Hours)

The curriculum provides a foundation for acquiring important knowledge and leadership skills required for success in the accountancy profession. You’ll choose one of three tracks – financial/auditing, taxation, and a generalist track – and you’ll learn to evaluate critically, think broadly and make ethical business choices. The summer study abroad program provides a unique international experience.

Upon completion of this program, you will have the educational requirements for licensure as a CPA in most states, and be prepared to work in public accounting firms, private industry, and government agencies. If you have earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting, you can complete the program in ten months and participate in a CPA exam review during the summer following your matriculation.

At this time, the M.S. Accountancy program does not accept part-time or non-degree seeking students.

Program Overview

The Graduate Program offers a Master of Science in Accountancy degree that consists of two main tracks: Financial Reporting/Assurance and Taxation. Beginning in the 2013 academic year, students may elect the International Track, which can be done in conjunction with the Financial Reporting/Assurance Track or the Taxation Track. The curriculum prepares graduates for positions within public accounting, private industry and government. Our program is centered on four critical objectives aimed at ensuring the professional success of our students, including:

  • A Broadened Perspective
  • Attainment of Specialized Technical Skills and Knowledge
  • Professional Development
  • Effective Communication

Students completing the Program will meet the education requirements for licensure as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in most states.

The Program consists of thirty semester hours of coursework including two required courses: ACCT 500- Accounting Theory and ACCT 599- Contemporary Accountancy Issues. In addition to the two required courses, each student, in consultation with the Director, will devise a plan of study for completion of their Track bearing to their intended area of practice.

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