Author: Keegan O'Neill

For my final blog post of the year, I wanted to take some time and reflect on my experience in the MAcc program and give my major takeaways. My first major takeaway from the program is to enjoy life outside of academics and work as much as possible. Professor Roulstone, one of the professors who teaches a core class in the MAcc program, specifically mentioned this in our last class during fall semester and I do not think I appreciated that advice as much then as I do now.

Hi everyone!I wanted to talk about how I spent my Spring Break in Washington D.C. over the course of the week. 27 members of my class and I took part in a 5 day course where we listened to guest speakers that helped us gain a better understanding of the intersection between accounting and policy making. Speakers included the former chairman of the FASB, a board member of the PCAOB, members of the FBI, and a person on the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

Hi everyone!After another month at the graduate level in the Fisher College of Business, I wanted to take a moment to talk about some of the aspects that the MAcc program provides beyond the academics. The graduate office at Fisher does a great job of providing students with ways to decompress and enjoy our time while on campus, between classes, and during the weekends so that we feel like we are at home. During the football season, an important time for all Ohio State fans, the grad office throws tailgates and provides food for all who attend.

Hi everyone!With my first blog post of the new semester, I wanted to take the chance to talk about three core classes that all students are required to take in the Fisher MAcc Program!ACCTMIS 6001: Accounting Data and Analytics. In this class, we learned how to combine accounting elements and apply them to large data sets to solve complex problems.

Hi everyone! I hope everyone is getting through the last few weeks of their semester in one piece before finals season rolls around! I wanted to post about the opportunities that Fisher MAcc students have to get involved around campus. As one of the graduate student ambassadors, I have been receiving numerous questions about ways that students can get involved around campus. The first way to get involved is to join the MAcc Council.