Author: Ashlynn Thevenot

The Master of Accounting (MAcc) program is a great way to not only develop technical accounting knowledge, but also essential leadership and soft skills. The program is designed to thoughtfully incorporate diverse electives, a STEM-Designation curriculum, and to create well-rounded accounting professionals.The MAcc curriculum strategically extends beyond core accounting topics, offering Finance and Human Resources elective options. These elective options allow students to expand their overall business knowledge and build soft skills.

If you’re considering the MAcc program at Fisher College of Business, here’s a glimpse of what a typical day looks like!The MAcc is a fast-paced, nine-month program with courses in the fall and spring semesters. Fisher uses a quarter system, which means classes move quickly and expose us to a wide variety of electives throughout the year. Staying organized and managing time effectively are key to keeping up.During this first quarter, I’ve been learning how to balance school, work, and life. On weekdays, I usually start my day around 6:30 a.m. and wrap up between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.

Hello!My name is Ashlynn Thevenot, and I am a Master of Accounting student at the Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University. I also earned my undergraduate degree in accounting here at OSU. Over the past four years, I’ve enjoyed countless football games, other sporting events, and active involvement in student organizations. OSU has truly felt like home!