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Professional and Forensic Data Analytics MAcc

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The MAcc program requires a student to complete 30 semester credit hours in graduate coursework as outlined below. Foundation and background courses are not included in this 30-hour requirement. 

In order to qualify for a Certified Public Accounting license in Tennessee, students also need 24 hours of general business courses such as: algebra, calculus, statistics, probability, business communication, business law, economics, ethics, finance, management, technology/information systems, and marketing.

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Forensic Data Analytics, MAcc

Forensic Data Analytics Concentration (18 hours)

Forensic Data Analytics Concentration Courses (18 hours)

Select any two of the following courses:

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Professional Concentration Courses (18 hours)

Professional Concentration Courses (18 hours)

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Accounting Background courses

Students admitted to the Professional Concentration and Forensic Data Analytics Concentration in the MAcc program must complete the following background courses that are typically a component of an undergraduate degree in accounting.

  • A grade of “C” or better from an AACSB accredited business school, or
  • A grade of “B” or better from a non-AACSB accredited business school.
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Accounting Background courses include:

  • ACC 3000 Intermediate Accounting I (3 hours)
  • ACC 3010 Intermediate Accounting II (3 hours)
  • ACC 3050 Managerial Cost Accounting (3 hours)
  • ACC 3070 Federal Tax Accounting (3 hours)
  • ACC 3080 Accounting Information Systems (3 Hours)
  • ACC 4050 Auditing: (3 Hours)

Students must complete all foundation and background coursework before more than six hours of M.Acc. core or accounting elective courses are completed.

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Gary W. Rollins College of Business

Gary W. Rollins College of Business

Gary W. Rollins College of Business