Master in MACC Assurance, Vanderbilt University

The Vanderbilt MAcc Assurance course work prepares you to successfully launch your career in public accounting. This full-time, intense one-year program begins in August and ends the following summer after the completion of the Becker CPA Review Course and CPA exam. Courses taken with MBA and MS Finance students maximize interaction and learning throughout the program—and build your network of connections as you progress through your career. Learn more about licensure and certification information here. Entering students pursuing this degree need to have demonstrated strong academic performance in prior university studies. You must have completed introductory courses in financial accounting, managerial accounting, statistics, and microeconomics from an accredited school, with a grade of B or better. For more information on admissions criteria, click here. Vanderbilt’s Master of Accountancy degree is specifically designed to meet the needs of non-accounting majors; however, students from all academic disciplines will find value in the curriculum. It requires strong communication and analytical skills as well as the ability to work in teams. To earn your Master of Accountancy degree in the Vanderbilt MAcc Assurance program, you must successfully complete 37 credit hours as designated below.