Author: Zach Abraham

As a graduate student in Ohio State’s MAcc program, I knew my year would be filled with technical accounting concepts, networking opportunities, and countless group projects. But what I didn’t anticipate was how a personal excursion to Ireland—originally meant to be a short getaway—would become one of the most transformative experiences of my time in the program. From navigating a snowstorm that forced me to rethink my travel plans to gaining new perspectives on adaptability, culture, and career aspirations, my trip to Ireland offered unexpected lessons that extended far beyond the classroom.

Life as a Master of Accounting (MAcc) student at The Ohio State University is fast-paced and demanding, with coursework, projects, and career planning requiring sharp focus and strong time management. Despite these challenges, maintaining balance by staying organized, building relationships, and embracing moments of fun is key to success. The academic rigor of the program sharpens problem-solving skills and fosters collaboration, preparing students for high-pressure roles.

Hello everyone! I'm back with another blog post! I hope you’re enjoying the crisp October air because today we’re discussing something exciting this month brings—Playoff Baseball!

Building Bonds Through Group Projects in  the Fisher MAcc ProgramOne of the defining features of the Fisher MAcc Program at The Ohio State University has been the prevalence of group projects. Nearly every class involves working in teams, which, while challenging at times, has proven to be one of the most rewarding aspects of the program.Group Projects in Every Class: A Key Learning ToolWhen I started the MAcc program, I didn’t expect group projects to be such a big part of every course.

Are you thinking about attending Ohio State University? If so, you’re probably excited about the academic challenges, a wide network of professionals, and limitless opportunities. But being a student can get busy, and managing it all can feel a little overwhelming. Between classes, work, personal time, and extracurriculars, you can feel like you're walking a tightrope.I’m currently in the Master of Accounting (MAcc) program at Ohio State and trust me, I’ve learned a thing or two about staying efficient.