Author: Ian McCabe

Hi everyone! As a part of the MAcc program, you can look forward to all sorts of valuable experiences outside of the classroom. By far the most unique experience is the MAcc's trip to Washington D.C. to study the overlap between accounting and public policy. In this post, I'll share some of my favorite memories and takeaways from the trip. Let's get started!First, I'll provide a little background into why the MAcc goes to our nation's capital.

Hi everyone! In this blog post, I will be discussing my experience the CareerEQ Podcast, Fisher College of Business's very own career navigation podcast series. Before I dive into the CareerEQ podcast, it is important that I highlight the Office of Career Management at Fisher. Fisher's Office of Career Management (OCM) is one of the most valuable resources that you'll have access to as a graduate student.

Hi everyone! While the MAcc program has a plethora of opportunity to deepen your knowledge in accounting and its peripheral subjects, there is more to learn than what is written on the syllabus. In this blog post, I will discuss with you how relationships that I've made with fellow students and our professors have enhanced my learning experience in the MAcc program at Fisher. First, and perhaps most beneficial to me, the MAcc curriculum places a heavy emphasis on group work.

In this blog post, I will guide you through some of my most important takeaways, whether academic, professional, or personal, in addition to how the first half of the MAcc program has prepared me for the second half. It would be impossible to recap the first semester of the MAcc program without discussing the three required courses. I believe that Data Analysis (ACCT 6001) and Financial Reporting (ACCT 6200) established an amazing foundation for the rest of my MAcc coursework.

Hi everyone! As a Columbus native, I am excited to share some of the things that make Columbus, Ohio one of the best cities in the country. In this blog post, I will introduce you to some of the amazing food, places, and activities that make Columbus more than just a college town.