Master of Science in Accounting

Accounting Program Features

Teaches investigative skills to expose white collar crime
30 credit hours
Can be completed in 18 months
Combines in-class and hybrid instruction
Faculty are working professionals
Online option available
Fully accredited by ACBSP (Accreditation Council For Business Schools and Programs)

Accounting Program Outcomes

Forensic accounting is one of the fastest growing fields in law enforcement.
You will learn how to collect and examine evidence, demonstrate knowledge of transaction reconstruction, and apply the science of forensics to financial statement analysis.
Credits earned count toward the 150 hours needed to sit for your CPA exam.

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Frequently Asked Accounting Program Questions

Dr, Janet Massey

Yes

A Bachelor’s degree must be awarded by the time student enters the program

No (GRE) Graduate Record Examination required

18 months

On Campus and Online

All applicants must submit the following:

A completed Graduate Student Application, online through www.neumann.edu
Official transcripts from all institutions attended (WES or ECE evaluated if international)
Letter of intent which outlines why you wish to pursue the Master of Science in Accounting degree
Two official, professional letters of reference
Current professional resume
Official TOEFL/IELTS Score (required only if English is not your native language)

A maximum of nine [9] credits may be transferred into the program with the approval of the Division Dean

Rolling Admissions (Spring/Summer/Fall)

2-3 weeks prior to term starting

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